What are the sequelae of pesticide poisoning?

Pesticides are materials that are often used in agricultural production. The function of pesticides is to kill insects and sterilize bacteria, ensure the healthy growth of crops, and produce a lot of fruits. However, since pesticides contain a considerable amount of drug ingredients, they are extremely toxic and can easily cause poisoning in people, causing great harm to their health. What are the sequelae of pesticide poisoning? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

1. Drinking pesticide poisoning will harm the choleretic nerves

Cholestatic nerve excitement and crisis

The main symptoms of muscarinic poisoning are smooth muscle spasms and increased glandular secretions caused by the excitement of parasympathetic nerve endings. The clinical manifestations include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, sweating, tearing, runny nose, drooling, diarrhea, frequent urination, incontinence, slow heartbeat and pupil constriction, bronchospasm and increased secretions, cough, shortness of breath, and in severe patients, pulmonary edema.

Acute severe organophosphorus pesticide poisoning. One hour after taking the medicine, he was rescued in the middle of the night and transferred to the ICU. He stayed there for a week. He had gastric lavage, dialysis and a ventilator. After being discharged from the hospital, he felt numbness in his right lower limbs. He could walk, but he felt weak. His back and scrotum sometimes itched. He also suffered from allergic rhinitis, chronic eczema, and unexplained hearing loss in his left ear. For sequelae of pesticide poisoning like this, the doctor said that he would recover in a month. Will there be more serious sequelae of pesticide poisoning in the future? When I cross my legs, I feel pain in my buttocks. This situation occurs because organophosphorus pesticide poisoning damages the liver, gallbladder, kidneys and other functions, and the toxins are not excreted normally. The symptoms of sequelae of organophosphorus pesticide poisoning recover very slowly. You need to go back for regular checkups, check organ indicators, use symptomatic medications, and regulate and restore organ functions. If there are no symptoms after the soreness, you should also go back for regular checkups, because organophosphorus pesticide poisoning can easily cause cancer tumors to appear much larger than normal people!

3. Acute poisoning by organophosphorus pesticides may cause delayed neuropathy

Acute poisoning by organophosphorus pesticides generally has no sequelae. Some patients may develop delayed neuropathy 2 to 3 weeks after the acute poisoning symptoms disappear, mainly affecting the extremities, and may develop neurological symptoms such as lower limb paralysis and limb muscle atrophy. It is currently believed that this disease is not caused by the inhibition of cholesterase, but may be caused by organophosphorus pesticides inhibiting neural target esterases and causing them to age.