Looking at the dark pills on this small tablet, do you think this is an oral pill?
Not only do many people in front of the screen admit that they are wrong, but a careless father in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, also thinks so! Recently, their 13-year-old son had an operation, and when he returned home, the careless father forgot for a while that the doctor prescribed potassium permanganate for external medicine. The father subconsciously asked his son to eat the pills on the small tablet. The result? Or the son himself saw the word "external use" on the outer packaging of the drug, and then ran to tell his father.
This topical anti-inflammatory drug is a strong oxidant. Usually, when we do anti-inflammatory, we only need to use a solution of two-tenths of a thousandths. However, once it is taken orally by the human body and accidentally ingested, our mouth, tongue, throat, and esophagus may be edematous, unable to speak, difficult to swallow, and even suffocated. This time, the 13-year-old son found out early, and the family quickly took him to the hospital to wash his stomach and observe treatment. Otherwise, the careless father will do a big bad thing.