Sequelae of gas poisoning

The main cause of gas poisoning in daily life is oxidized carbon. Most of the people are mainly involved in a colorless, tasteless and odorless gas. Any carbon-containing substance will produce some oxidation when it burns under insufficient oxygen. Its colleagues mainly cause gas poisoning due to poor ventilation system in daily life, that is, improper use of gas heating stoves or gas water heaters.

In his daily life, he mainly suffers from some other types of diseases, including mental state changes, convulsions, coma, gastrointestinal symptoms, acute airway disease, angina pectoris, polycythemia, cerebral hypoxia and many more.

Many poisoned people developed sequelae 15 days to 3 months after being discharged from the hospital. These patients needed oral medication or other symptomatic treatments. Severely poisoned patients required one or two years to fully recover. Patients with gas poisoning often experience a "false recovery period" during the treatment process. It is this "false recovery period" that makes patients mistakenly believe that they are cured and stop treatment. If the poisoned patients are not rescued and treated thoroughly, it is very easy to develop delayed encephalopathy due to carbon monoxide poisoning, which is the sequelae of gas poisoning. The sequelae of gas poisoning means that after the gas poisoning patients have undergone comprehensive treatment such as hyperbaric oxygen chamber and neuroprotectants, the poisoning symptoms have basically disappeared for a few days, but then a series of mental symptoms suddenly appear, such as incoherent speech, aphasia, muscle tension and tremors all over the body, unsteady walking, not recognizing family and friends, often crying and laughing foolishly, incontinence and other mental symptoms. This is mainly caused by carbon monoxide poisoning which causes hypoxia, extensive damage to brain cells and adverse effects on cerebral blood vessels. Therefore, after receiving timely treatment, patients with gas poisoning should be treated. The signs and symptoms of CO poisoning vary greatly and depend on many factors, such as exposure concentration, exposure time, etc. Symptoms are nonspecific and may include flu-like symptoms, altered mental status, seizures, coma, gastrointestinal symptoms, shortness of breath, hyperventilation, headache, arrhythmias, angina, and polycythemia. Symptoms and signs of cerebral hypoxia and poisoning are the main manifestations of CO poisoning. Mild cerebral hypoxia may manifest as dizziness, blurred vision, headache, general fatigue, nausea and vomiting, chest tightness, palpitations, etc. Patients with severe cerebral hypoxia present with coma accompanied by increased muscle tone and decorticate rigidity. Patients whose circulatory function is in a compensatory state may be the first to show symptoms, and the symptoms are the most serious. For example, patients with coronary heart disease may suffer acute myocardial infarction after severe poisoning. Carry out consolidation treatment for a period of time to prevent the occurrence of sequelae.

The above are the sequelae of gas poisoning, which means that the main manifestations are common patients will have some acute myocardial infarction and some other types of diseases, so it is also very important to try food and health care. You can eat some light food. There will be some complications after treatment in daily life, such as tuberculosis, so you must pay attention to complications in daily life.