<ul><li>Poisoning in children is a major concern for parents and caregivers, with most cases occurring at home.</li><li>Common signs and symptoms of poisoning include sudden confusion or drowsiness, seizures, stomach pain and vomiting, breathing difficulties or swallowing problems, and burns or damage to the mouth or throat.</li><li>If poisoning is suspected, parents should seek immediate medical help, remove contaminated clothing, and take the child to the hospital.</li><li>Prevention tips for parents include following correct medication dosage, keeping chemicals out of reach, and using childproof locks on cabinets storing hazardous substances.</li></ul>

Management of Pediatric Poisoning: What Parents Need to Know

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