Treatments vary depending on the toxin involved and the severity of exposure. Common interventions include:
Decontamination: Methods such as gastric lavage or activated charcoal to remove the toxin from the body. Antidotes: Specific antidotes that neutralize or counteract the effects of certain poisons. Supportive Care: Measures to maintain vital functions, such as intravenous fluids or oxygen therapy. Enhanced Elimination: Techniques like dialysis or chelation therapy to accelerate toxin removal.
