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Featured Article: Peppermint Oil Overdose
Peppermint oil overdose, caused by menthol, can lead to heart and respiratory complications or severe kidney damage. Learn about Peppermint oil overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options. See more »
Paints - Emulsion Type
Emulsion paint poisoning, caused by hydrocarbons, leads to internal burns, gastrointestinal problems, and hypotension which can be fatal. Learn about Emulsion paint poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Paints - Lacquer And Varnish Removers
Lacquer and varnish remover poisoning, a form of hydrocarbon poisoning, causes respiratory difficulties and stomach damage which can be fatal. Learn about lacquer and varnish remover poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Paints - Oil Type
Oil type paint poisoning, due to hydrocarbons, may cause stomach problems or kidney and lung damage that requires rapid medical care. Learn about Oil type paint poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Para-aminobenzoic Acid Poisoning
Para-aminobenzoic acid poisoning, also called PABA poisoning, may cause slow breathing or nausea but only after ingestion of large doses. Learn about Para-aminobenzoic acid poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Paradichlorobenzene
Paradichlorobenzene poisoning causes stomach problems, breathing difficulties, and burning in the mouth which can take weeks to heal. Learn about Paradichlorobenzene poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Paraffin Poisoning
Paraffin poisoning, a form of wax poisoning, can cause intestinal blockage but is a relatively non-toxic poisoning. Learn about Paraffin poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Pencil Erasers
Pencil eraser poisoning is generally non-toxic but may cause intestinal blockage which results in mild stomach pain. Learn about pencil eraser poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Pencil Lead
Graphite poisoning, caused by pencil lead ingestion, may cause stomachaches or vomiting with a full recovery expected. Learn about graphite poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Pentazocine Overdose
Alopent overdose, poisoning from pentazocine ingestion, causes breathing difficulties which can be fatal unless quickly treated with an antidote. Learn about alopent overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Peppermint Oil Overdose
Peppermint oil overdose, caused by menthol, can lead to heart and respiratory complications or severe kidney damage. Learn about Peppermint oil overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Percocet Overdose
Percocet overdose, a form of painkiller poisoning, can cause stomach pain or respiratory problems which may lead to cardiac arrest or death. Learn about Percocet overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Percodan Overdose
Percodan Overdose information from HowStuffWorks. Learn the symptoms of Percodan Overdose and what to do in case of Percodan Overdose.
See more »Periactin Overdose
Periactin overdose, a form of antihistamine overdose, may cause drowsiness, hypotension, or convulsions but is rarely fatal. Learn about Periactin overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Petroleum Jelly Overdose
Petroleum jelly overdose may cause diarrhea or irritation of exposed organs, but is not considered a serious overdose. Learn about Petroleum jelly overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Phencyclidine Overdose
Angel dust overdose, alternatively called phencyclidine overdose, leads to convulsions and a psychotic state with a long recovery period. Learn about angel dust overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Phenindamine Overdose
Amilon poisoning, caused by phenindamine overdose, causes tremors and disorientation with a low fatality rate. Learn about amilon poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Pheniramine Overdose
Dehistine D poisoning, due to pheniramine overdose, may lead to blurred vision, hypotension, or seizures with death rarely occurring. Learn about Dehistine D poisoning symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
See more »Phenobarbital Overdose
Phenobarbital Overdose information from HowStuffWorks. Learn the symptoms of Phenobarbital Overdose and what to do in case of Phenobarbital Overdose.
See more »Phenothiazine Overdose
Phenothiazine Overdose information from HowStuffWorks. Learn the symptoms of Phenothiazine Overdose and what to do in case of Phenothiazine Overdose.
See more »Phenylbutazone Overdose
Phenylbutazone overdose may cause stomach problems, labored breathing, or severe headaches but recovery is likely. Learn about Phenylbutazone overdose symptoms, poison control procedures, and treatment options.
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