Question
How to handle acute mercury poisoning? (Main symptoms, onset time)
Answer
Symptoms of acute mercury poisoning may include neurological symptoms such as drowsiness or excitement, hallucinations, apathy, speech impairment, blurred vision, and tremors. The three main principles for treating acute mercury poisoning are: evacuation from the scene, detoxification, and symptomatic treatment. If a child is affected by acute gastritis, parents should immediately take the child to a doctor for treatment and avoid self-medicating to alleviate symptoms. Parents should closely monitor their child’s condition and assist in obtaining timely treatment.