Is the toad poisonous?

Abstract: toads are also called scabies toads, do you know whether toads are poisonous or not? In fact, one of the most common kinds of life is the big toad, commonly known as the toad, this kind of animal is very rough in the skin, the back is also covered with large and small bumps, this is the sebaceous glands, about toads have poison the following editor will introduce to you!

Toads are also called scabies toads, toads, toads. Do you know if toads are poisonous or not? In fact, one of the most common kinds of life is the big toad, commonly known as the toad, this kind of animal is very rough in the skin, the back is also covered with large and small bumps, this is the sebaceous glands, about toads have poison the following editor will introduce to you!

Is the toad poisonous?

Is the toad poisonous? Toads are poisonous, but if they are used reasonably, they are also a kind of traditional Chinese medicine, which can help us treat nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite, but if they are not used properly, they will cause local anaesthesia, and blood pressure will rise again after a brief reduction in blood pressure.

What about toad poisoning?

The main results are as follows: 1. Toad has symptoms 0.5 to 1 hour after poisoning, and sometimes for 2 hours. At the beginning, there is epigastric discomfort, followed by nausea and vomiting, numbness of lips and limbs, dizziness, salivation, white plaque in oral mucosa, some patients have abdominal pain, diarrhea, watery stool, palpitation, slow heartbeat, or sinus tachycardia with sinus arrhythmia. Electrocardiogram shows ST segment oblique drooping, T wave low or inverted. And can be integrated with each other, similar to digitalis poisoning.

2. Patients with severe toad poisoning have sinoatrial block, atrioventricular separation, atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia. Severe conduction block can lead to A-S syndrome, but bipolar and multisource ventricular premature beats are rare. Patients may show restlessness, convulsions, coma, pallor, cold limbs, no rise in body temperature, sweating, weak pulse, cyanosis of lips, decreased blood pressure, and finally respiratory and circulatory failure.

3. Toad juice splashed into the eye can cause eye injury, and immediately feel severe pain, tears, eyelid swelling, shyness, eyeball conjunctival membrane congestion, and corneal ulcer, the nature of the injury is similar to chemical injury and heterosexual protein hypersensitivity. in the later stage, it can form chronic inflammatory changes of proliferative lymphoid tissue under bulbar conjunctiva.

4. External application of fresh toad skin can not only cause systemic poisoning symptoms, but also cause urticaria-like rash. In addition, exfoliative dermatitis can occur.

This is the end of the introduction about toad poison and toad poisoning. In normal use, if toad preparation is used, it must be taken at a certain dose and cannot be overused, so as to avoid poisoning. Otherwise, if we use it blindly, it will bring great side effects to our heart.