Vinnytsia region: 14 mushroom poisonings this season, among the victims - a teenager.
Mushroom Poisoning in Vinnytsia
According to inkorr.com: This year in the Vinnytsia region, 14 people have been affected by poisoning from wild mushrooms. Among them is a 15-year-old girl. The victims consumed mushrooms that resembled edible ones or preserved them on their own without following established rules. Symptoms in the sick included nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and weakness, and in some cases, even serious liver damage posing a threat to life.
It is crucial to adhere to the rules when gathering and consuming mushrooms, as thermal processing is not always a preventive measure. Doctors strongly advise:
- Avoid gathering unknown species of mushrooms.
- Do not buy mushrooms from unreliable markets.
- Do not give mushroom dishes to children.
- Avoid preserving mushrooms at home.
- Avoid experimenting with mushrooms that resemble edible ones.
- Seek urgent medical attention at the first signs of poisoning.
Do not trust rumors about the 'healing' properties of Amanita mushrooms, as some mushrooms, even under the guise of being medicinal, may pose serious dangers.
Mushroom poisoning is a serious issue that can affect anyone. Studies show that improper selection or preservation of mushrooms can lead to severe consequences. Therefore, one should always be cautious and not risk their health, especially when gathering mushrooms in the forest or at markets.
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