Causes of Poisoning, Poison Symptoms, Poisonous Effect

A poison isn’t just those products bearing a skull and cross bone. Poisoning is the consequence of any substance that’s harmful to your body.

Poison may be swallowed, inhaled, injected or absorbed through your skin. And matter that normally causes no health problems may become poisonous when taken in excess.

toxin is a poisonous substance produced by something that’s alive. As such, a poisonous material that’s been artificially created is not.

Some causes of poisoning involve:

Allegedly,  monosodium glutamate (MSG) is not a cause of poisoning. Your reaction is a sensitivity.

NEVER mix bleach and ammonia because the poisonous gas it produces can cause serious breathing issues.

Symptoms of poisoning will vary depending on the poison, yet you’ll likely experience some combination of these common poisonous effect discomforts:

Gastroenteritis can be a symptomatic effect if you’ve ingested unwashed fruits and vegetables sprayed with arsenic, lead or insecticides.

Poison treatment depends on the cause of your poisoning.

Poisonous effects on your body can be as simple as an acute illness. Yet, sometimes effects of a poison can cause brain damage, coma and death.

If you start to experience some serious symptoms with some type of poison, call for emergency medical assistance and/or call the U.S. national poison center @ 1-800-222-1222.