Hunan 24 people eat wild mushroom poisoning experts warn away from "poisonous mushrooms"

Original title: Hunan 24 people eat wild mushroom poisoning experts remind away from the "poisonous mushroom"
(reporter Shuaicai) reporter from the Hunan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention was informed that recently, all over Hunan reported 24 people eating wild mushroom poisoning. Reporters learned that Changsha city center hospital alone received 14 patients with mushroom poisoning.
According to Tang Xue, a publicity staff member at Changsha City Center Hospital, since June 11, the emergency department of Changsha City Center Hospital has admitted 14 cases of mushroom poisoning, all of which show symptoms such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea before they are admitted to the hospital. After diagnosis of gastroenteritis-type toxaemia (bacteria) poisoning, after treatment of the disease, recovery is good.
Zhiwei, chief physician in the emergency department of Changsha City Center Hospital, said that at present, most parts of Hunan have entered the flood stage, and at this time it is a high incidence of mushroom poisoning. Wild fungi such as grey pattern goose paste, cracked goose paste, striped helmet spore umbrella, fake brown cloud goose paste paste, barefoot goose paste bacteria, etc. all contain toxicity, and acute liver damage type, acute kidney damage type, gastroenteritis type, transverse muscle dissolution type, neuropsychiatric type and other poisonous bacteria (bacteria) poisoning can appear after the mass miseatment. The toxins contained in gray pattern goose paste bacteria are mainly peptide toxins, which can easily damage internal organs after eating by mistake, especially the liver and kidneys.
cao Liyan, deputy head of the infectious disease prevention and control department of Changsha city center hospital, reminded the public not to pick, buy or eat unknown wild bacteria, once nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain and other similar symptoms of poisoning, should be excreted as soon as possible poison, such as vomiting, stomach washing, etc., and the first time to professional hospitals for treatment, it is best to retain or re-collect samples of poisonous bacteria, or retain toxic bacteria images, sent to the relevant departments to identify the appropriate treatment program.
experts pointed out that the treatment of patients with acute bacterial poisoning such as liver damage may be false healing period, that is, abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms after treatment, symptoms gradually alleviated or even disappeared, but the patient's condition in a short period of time may rapidly deteriorate, and then cause greater harm to the liver and kidneys, recommended that the initial symptoms ease, still hospitalized for several days.