Emetic

The emetic herb is used for many medicinal purposes. It helps with poisoning and colds. It can be used to cleanse the body as a diuretic and to improve digestion. Inhaling the vapors of emetic root or other herbs of this type can help cleanse the lungs. However, overuse

Emetic: purpose, classification and application

An emetic is a substance that causes vomiting in humans. It is used to eliminate symptoms of poisoning, serious illnesses, etc. In our article we will look at what an emetic is, how to use it, what are the contraindications, possible side effects and how it affects the body.

**Purpose of emetic**

Emetics have several purposes: * Emetic is used in cases of poisoning to remove toxic substances from the body; * Severe diseases of the stomach, intestines and esophagus; * Diseases of the nervous system, accompanied by paralysis of the larynx;

Unlike many medications, emetics have little effect on the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract, but can cause other problems. For example, as a result of an overdose of vomiting using strong emetics. Bleeding, burns and other injuries may also occur if you consume too much salt. In such cases, it is recommended to seek qualified medical help.

To get a positive result from using an emetic, you need to know the correct dosage and method of application. There are several types of medicinal products that differ from each other in composition and their effect on the body. Moreover, each person can tolerate different types of such drugs due to the individual characteristics of their body.

Classification of emetics - Saline: Vinegar, salt, hydrogen chloride. These medicines have a mild and relaxing effect, helping to remove foul gases and various toxins. However, excessive consumption of this medicine can cause bleeding and atrophy of the gastric mucosa. - To cleanse the lungs: Activated carbon, carbolene help with excess accumulation of gases in the stomach and intestines. - Oil preparations: these medications cause envelopment of the walls of the esophagus, helping to stop the appearance of painful sensations. At the same time, saliva production increases, increasing the likelihood of foaming. Thus, these medications can worsen the patency of the digestive canals, causing colic in the abdomen. - Medicines based on herbs and other natural ingredients. The products contain acids and alkalis of various origins in combination with herbal ingredients. The dosage is selected individually in each specific case, and the use of a herbal emetic is associated with the risk of overdose. - Sodium and potassium bicarbonate to clear respiratory tract toxins and prevent hypoglycemia. These substances increase the amount of gases produced in the gastrointestinal tract, so they have an emetic effect. They should be taken under the supervision of a doctor.

Different pharmaceutical companies produce various forms of dosage form to make it convenient for the patient: tablets, solutions, powders, syrups, capsules, suspensions, essential oils and suppositories. And another group - combined products containing more than one component