First aid methods for food poisoning

1. Drinking water

Drink plenty of clean water immediately to dilute the toxins.

2. Vomiting

If the eating time does not exceed 2 hours, you can use the method of inducing vomiting. Use your fingers to stimulate your throat (pick your throat) and spit out as much food as possible. You can also drink ginger juice mixed with warm water.

3. Diarrhea

If the eating time has exceeded 2-3 hours but you are still in good spirits, you can take laxatives to promote the elimination of contaminated food from the body as soon as possible. Generally, 30 grams of rhubarb is decoctioned and taken once. For the elderly, 10 grams of senna leaves can be used to make tea with boiling water.

4. Vinegar

If food poisoning is caused by eating spoiled fish, shrimp, crab, etc., you can take 100 ml of vinegar, add 200 ml of water, dilute it and take it once Down.

In addition, you can also take 30 grams of perilla and 10 grams of raw licorice once.

Common poisoning emergency methods:

1. Cassava poisoning: 1,200 grams each of fresh cabbage and raw radish, washed with cold water, chopped, mashed and minced, add appropriate amount of brown sugar, Take it in divided doses.

2. For bitter almond poisoning, mash raw mung beans, add a large bowl of water, boil, filter and extract the juice, add 50 grams of sugar, and drink it after it is warm.

3. For ginkgo (gingko) poisoning, you can take 50 grams of sesame oil by gavage and sweep the throat with chicken feathers to induce vomiting and detoxification.

4. For poisoning caused by eating cereals, you can take 100 grams of raw licorice and 100 grams of mung beans, boil them in water, filter them and drink the juice once a day until the poisoning is cured.

5. Poisoning of fish, shrimp and poultry: add ginger juice and a small amount of vinegar to a cup of warm water and drink it slowly

If the symptoms are severe, seek medical advice in time Send to hospital for treatment. Remember to seal the food you have eaten to prevent more people from being harmed and to help identify the specific poison. Be careful not to take antidiarrheal medicines lightly to avoid delaying your condition. Allow the toxins to be eliminated from the body before consulting a doctor.

If you want to vomit, vomit it out. If you have symptoms of dehydration, go to the hospital for medical treatment. Keep vomit or stool in a plastic bag and take it to the hospital for examination to help with diagnosis.