What are the symptoms of accidentally ingesting rat poison

Whether at home or at work, if mice appear, the most common way people choose is to use rat poison to get rid of them, but families with children should be prepared to prevent children from getting the wrong food. If you accidentally ingest rat poison, you should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible. So what are the symptoms of accidentally ingesting rat poison? It is understood that after accidentally ingesting rat poison, people will become ill in a short period of time. The first problem to appear is the digestive tract, with nausea, vomiting and stomach pain, especially vomiting, which can be very severe.

The disease usually occurs within 48 hours after accidental ingestion. Digestive tract symptoms occur first, such as upper abdominal discomfort, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and diarrhea. Sometimes the entire abdomen is in persistent pain that is not easy to relieve; the vomitus is dark gray. Severe vomiting may contain bile and a small amount of bloody fluid, and the vomit and stool may have a garlic smell. Gradually, irritability, low blood pressure, numbness of the whole body, weakness in the limbs, and difficulty in movement appear. Some patients develop hepatomegaly, jaundice, oliguria or hematuria. In severe poisoning, neurological symptoms are obvious, including tremors, convulsions, delirium and coma. Most patients die from respiratory paralysis.

1. Antu has a slight fragrance. An adult may be poisoned and die if he eats one penny of Antu. Children are more sensitive. After accidentally ingesting Antuo, the poisoned person can be given several cups of salt water, one cup of water plus a spoonful of food, and then induced to vomit until the vomit looks like clear water. Do not let the poisoned person eat oily food.

2. If people accidentally ingest sodium diphacin, they will experience hemoptysis, hematuria, bloody stools, and extensive bleeding in the mucous membranes and subcutaneous tissues. The principle of first aid is to induce vomiting. Please refer to the first aid measures for pyrimethamine poisoning.

3. After poisoning, gastrointestinal system symptoms such as burning sensation in the mouth and stomach, numbness in the throat, thirst, nausea and vomiting will appear within half an hour to several hours. Both exhaled air and vomited material have a distinctive garlic odor. When a poisoned person is found, you should immediately use your fingers to stimulate the throat to induce vomiting. It is strictly forbidden to let the poisoned person eat egg yolks, fatty meat and other oily foods to prevent accelerated absorption.

Precautions

1. Those who have accidentally ingested rat poison should be quickly sent to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment after first aid.

2. In order to prevent poisoning, you can add about one third of spitting stone into the poison bait. In this way, people will vomit after accidentally ingesting it, which can alleviate the symptoms of poisoning and does not affect the effectiveness of the rat poison.

3. Rats that have been poisoned must be properly disposed of. Chickens, rabbits and other poultry that have been accidentally poisoned must not be eaten but must be buried deeply or burned.

4. Rat poison should be placed at night and collected in the morning, and the remaining poison bait should be buried in time.

Experts remind that families with children must keep rat poison out of the reach of children to prevent them from accidentally ingesting it and endangering their life safety.