What is acute intoxication?
Acute intoxication is a diagnosis used by diagnostic handbooks such as ICD (international classification of diseases), to describe a person who has been changed in one or more ways into a intoxicating substance. It is common to think of alcohol, but according to ICD, this condition can cause any medicine that can cause intoxication that can cause intoxication. Areas that may be affected by acute intoxication include formulas of thinking (cognitive), patterns of perception of things, ways of behaving, movement of the body and judgment of man. Other problems may arise as extreme vomiting and there is some risk of conditions such as inhalation of vomiting or falling into a coma if intoxication is severe. This condition is usually temporary and is solved because the patient's body processes a substance that has caused a problem.
From the diagnostic point of view, the diagnosis of acute intoxication is performed in the absence of evidence of chronic attacks of intoxication and conditioning as addiction to drugs or alcohol. Perspective LaIka is a little different. If one seems to suffer from acute intoxication, and especially if most different body functions are affected, it is usually wise to seek medical attention. The risk of forfeiture or inhalation of vomiting is strong, especially if one is unconscious. At least it is recommended to call poison control to get medical advice.
Physical reactions in acute intoxication may be a reverse of what would normally be expected from the drug. Some patients will be very sleepy or cognitively boring of the use of stimulants and others could use hyper or crowded depressions. Human basic health can also contribute to how quickly intoxication occurs. Medicines that are metabolised through the liver or kidneys may be more active in the body, if the ESE is damaged.
In addition, with drugs such as alcohol, certain factors can determine howIntoxication, such as drinking habits, body weight, consumption or failure in drinking in drinking and use concurrent drugs such as antihistamines, is rapidly occurring. Another influence on how they become under the influence of intoxicated people depend on how they perceive the drug they take and expect to act. Intoxication can be more serious than expected if a person taking a medicine strongly believes that it would be.
acute intoxication, albeit transient, represents a medically dangerous scenario. Any remedy for intoxication, such as sedatives, painkillers, antihistamines, etc., has the potential to cause this reaction based on the health, condition and ability to metabolize human drugs. If the symptoms of acute intoxication occur with prescribed drug use, people should also seek medical attention, because this reaction is considered unfavorable.