Mushroom Poisoning and Treatments

Abstract

The poisoning mushroom can affect the human body and is even lethal. This review summarizes gastroenteritis, hemolytic and liver damage caused by poisoning mushroom, as well as therapy methods for a variety of toxins. The main symptoms of gastroenteritis include acute nausea, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. For that, the common treatments include vomiting, gastric lovage and catharsis. The manifestation of hemolytic contains interic, acute anemia, liver adds spleen enlargement. The main approaches used to alleviate the effects are cortisone and atrium biacrbonate. Moreover, serious anemic people can use adrenal cortical hormones or Transfusion Therapy. The symptoms of liver damage are quite similar to gastroenteritis and hemolytic, but the manifestation is instruction regarding form doctors and over-the counter medicines. With prompt treatment, most minor symptoms can be cured. However, if the toxin has damaged the endoplasmic reticulum from liver nucleus, it would be difficult for patients to recover. Future research may focuse on precise treatment methods of mushroom positioning. More efforts should be made to facilitate the awareness of people about poisoning mushrooms to prevent mushroom poisoning.