I went to go warm up his milk and before i knew it he had already took the glove off and stuck his whole hand in his mouth. Should i call poison control? It seriously was only a small amount but im still worried. Original poster's comments 1. Honestly, it wouldn't be the worst thing they've heard. If it'll make you feel better, then by all means call them. Okay, now in my defense, I was toiling under nightlight conditions.
And it was one of the bigger, flat tubes of Neo, not the obvious pointy-tip kind. This was like some Final Destination randomness piling up here. So I tried to play it cool. I walked him into the bathroom and tried to get him to swish and spit some fresh water.
He swallowed it. You know, just to make sure any lingering toxicity was sure to head straight down the gullet. Then came a minor conundrum. Waltham, MA: Elsevier; Meehan TJ. Approach to the poisoned patient. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier; chap Reviewed by: Jacob L.
Editorial team. Bacitracin zinc overdose Cortisporin ointment overdose. Poisonous Ingredient Bacitracin and zinc can be poisonous if they are swallowed or get in the eyes. Where Found These ingredients are found in many different products, including certain: Over-the-counter antibiotic ointments Prescription antibiotic eye drops and ointments Bacitracin zinc may also be added to animal food.
Other products may also contain bacitracin zinc. Symptoms Bacitracin zinc is very safe. Eating bacitracin in large amounts may cause pain in your stomach, and you might throw up. Home Care If you have a reaction to bacitracin zinc, stop using the product. However, getting it in the eyes may cause redness and some pain and itching. In rare cases, bacitracin can cause an allergic reaction , often redness and itching of the skin.
If the reaction is severe, there may be difficulty swallowing or breathing. Bacitracin is still used as a body-wide systemic antibiotic in parts of the world. If it is given by injection, it may cause pain in the area of the shot or a skin rash.
It can also cause nausea, vomiting, and bone marrow and kidney failure. People who are sensitive to neomycin, another antibiotic that is used on the skin, may also be sensitive to bacitracin.
If you have a reaction to bacitracin, stop using it. For serious reactions, seek emergency medical care right away. If the chemical was swallowed, give the person water or milk right away.
Do NOT give water or milk if the person is vomiting or has a decreased level of alertness. Your local poison control center can be reached directly by calling the national toll-free Poison Help hotline from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
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