Treatment for calcium oxalate poisoning focuses on managing symptoms and preventing further exposure. If ingestion occurs, healthcare providers may recommend consuming calcium-rich foods or supplements, which can bind oxalate in the gut and reduce absorption. Fluids are often administered to help flush the kidneys and prevent stone formation. For skin exposure, washing the affected area with soap and water can help alleviate irritation. In all cases, medical advice should be sought to ensure appropriate care.
