Poisoning treatments

Poisoning treatments aim to remove or neutralize harmful substances in the body. The approach depends on the poison, but common methods include administering activated charcoal to absorb toxins, inducing vomiting in certain cases, or using specific antidotes that counteract the poison's effects. Supportive care, such as IV fluids and medications, helps stabilize vital functions. In severe cases, methods like gastric lavage or dialysis may be necessary to clear toxins. Prompt treatment is essential, so seeking immediate medical help after suspected poisoning improves recovery chances.