It is dangerous to induce vomiting after the consumption of chemical cleaners or any poisons with a highly acidic or alkaline content because they will burn your esophagus as you vomit. It is also dangerous to induce vomiting after the consumption of gasoline or other petroleum products because the vapors will damage your lungs (leading to pneumonia) as you vomit.
it poisons you and may cause nausea, vomiting and diahrea
It allows our bodies to get rid of poisons and things that will make us sick.
They are not given to induce vomiting (although sometimes they do). They are given to adsorb chemical poisons that have been ingested and so prevent them from entering the body.
As of 31/12/2016, authorised sellers of poisons are allowed to sell non-poisons, part 2 poisons, part 1 poisons, part 1 schedule 1 poisons, part 1 schedule 1 schedule 3 poisons, antibiotics, and dangerous drugs.
Actually mold is organic so it is not that bad for you. My friend by accident once ate moldy almonds and didn't realize till she looked at them, she did not get sick. It depends on the type of mold. The medical consensus these days is not to induce vomiting for suspected poisons, but to get to the ER as soon as possible. Administering things to induce vomiting can complicate a poisoning diagnosis, since the stuff given to induce vomiting is also a poison and has symptoms similar to common poisons.
For some poisons you want to get them out of the body as fast as possible and vomiting helps. However, vomiting is inappropriate for some poisons. Call the Poison Control center before inducing vomiting with ipecac or another method since you could make the damage worse if strong acids, strong alkalies, oils, etc. have been swallowed.
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Yes they are some are poisons and bite and sting plus they are freaky
43 dangerous chemicals that can cause cancer.
If your experiencing food poisoning your body is trying to rid itself of the poisons - hence diarrhoea and vomiting.
It depends on the type of poison. Some poisons may cause less noticeable effects, such as nausea, vomiting, or a rash. More strong or toxic poisons can cause symptoms ranging from seizures to death. If you suspect you could be suffering from the effects of any sort of poison, you need to see your doctor or go to the ER for immediate testing and treatment.
Drinking contaminated water, ingesting certain poisons, and contracting certain strains of influenza.