What to do with abdominal pain caused by food poisoning, three major treatment methods

Everyone should be familiar with food poisoning. I believe many people have experienced food poisoning. Vomiting and diarrhea are very painful. In severe cases, dehydration may occur. I believe that it is necessary to expel the poison in time and treat the symptoms. You can drink more water.

1. Three major treatments for food poisoning:

(1) Rapid elimination of poisons:

For poisoning patients with a short incubation period, vomiting and gastric lavage can be performed to promote the excretion of poisons. For patients in the early stages of botulinum toxin poisoning, gastric lavage can be performed with clean water or 1:4000 potassium permanganate solution.

(2) Symptomatic treatment:

Treat abdominal pain and diarrhea, correct acidosis and rehydrate, and rescue circulatory and respiratory failure.

(3) Special treatment:

Bacterial food poisoning can generally be treated with antibiotics, but they should be used with caution for staphylococcal enterotoxin poisoning. Patients with botulinum toxin poisoning should use polyvalent antivenom (types A, B, and E) or monovalent antivenom as soon as possible, and guanidine hydrochloride can be used to promote the release of acetylcholine from nerve endings.

2. Symptoms of food poisoning:

There are for violent vomiting, diarrhoea on symptom on it is most common in food poisoner,at the same time with in upper abdomen pain. Food poisoner often will have dehydration symptoms due to vomiting and diarrhoea,such as dry mouth, sunken eye sockets, disappearance of skin elasticity, cold limbs, thin and weak pulse and low blood pressure,etc. which may finally lead to shock. Therefore, the patient must be replenished with water, and normal saline can be injected if conditions permit. If the symptoms are mild, let the patient rest in bed. If you only have stomach discomfort, drink plenty of warm water or diluted salt water, then put your hand into your throat to induce vomiting.