Ma mulberry poisoning
Introduction
Introduction to Masango Poisoning Coriariasinica, also known as venomous wood, water horse mulberry, duck wood, chicken chopping wood, etc., is a mulberry plant, growing on hillsides or ravines, more common in southern provinces of China, mulberry peas size, round fleshy It is green when it is immature. It matures from May to June every year. It is bright red at first, and then it is purple-black. It is slightly sweet and slightly poisonous. It is often poisoned by children, and even causes death. The main components of Masang fruit are horseradish toxin, hydroxymassin toxin, hydrogenated horse-toxin, etc. The toxicology is similar to that of Yinhu, and it is more intense. It stimulates the cerebral cortex and causes a series of excitement, paralysis and vomiting. Symptoms of poisoning, frequent convulsions can cause cerebral edema, respiratory failure, etc. Other organs such as lung, liver, heart, kidney are also damaged. basic knowledge The proportion of illness: 0.002% Susceptible people: children Mode of infection: non-infectious Complications: respiratory failure
Cause
Cause of poisoning of horse mulberry
Because of the shape of mulberry, it is often eaten as a mulberry, and many children, especially rural children, are poisoned by eating while playing outside.
Prevention
Masango poisoning prevention
To the suburbs, especially those who do not have the ability to distinguish, do not eat wild fruits that are shaped like mulberries and wild fruits that are not known, wild vegetables, to avoid poisoning caused by eating poisonous foods.
Complication
Horse mulberry poisoning complications Complications, respiratory failure
Long concurrent recurrent seizures cause respiratory failure, and severe cases can cause death.
Symptom
Horse mulberry poisoning symptoms common symptoms nausea, dizziness, dizziness, respiratory failure, cyanosis, repeated convulsions, pale convulsions, convulsions, convulsions
Children with poisoning were infected within 1/2 to 4 hours after picking the horse sang fruit. They developed nausea and vomiting. The vomit contained purple-red horseberry juice or pink pomace water, pain in the upper abdomen, and light children. Dizziness, fatigue, pale, sweating, drooling, but conscious, no convulsions, heavy presentation of sorrow, lethargy, dilated or enlarged pupils, repeated convulsions, lips when convulsions, limbs cyanosis, critically ill children appear coma, Respiratory failure and even breathing stop, other fever, heart rate and breathing increase or slow down; late can sometimes have speech disorders, daze, no symptoms of mental disorders such as laughter, can recover after about half a year.
Examine
Horse mulberry poisoning check
The disease is generally caused by acute poisoning caused by ingestion. After the symptoms appear, it should be given vomiting, first aid measures for gastric lavage, and then routinely checked after the condition is stable.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis and identification of horse mulberry poisoning
The disease needs to be differentiated from other toxic wild fruit poisoning that can cause gastrointestinal symptoms and central nervous symptoms.
