What to do if you get poisoned by eating daylily

Recently, I heard that some people have experienced symptoms of poisoning, either serious or minor, due to improper consumption of daylily. This has made those friends who want to eat daylily particularly worried, fearing that they will also be poisoned after eating daylily, and they don’t know what to do after poisoning occurs. In fact, poisoning from eating daylily can be avoided. If it really occurs, there are many ways to deal with it. Now I will write it down to tell you.

What to do if you get poisoned by eating daylily

1. Eating daylily can prevent poisoning

Poisoning incidents from eating day lily are completely avoidable because day lily itself is not toxic. It is mainly the colchicine in it that can be converted into toxic components after entering the body. However, this substance loses its activity when exposed to high temperatures. Therefore, blanching the day lily after eating can avoid poisoning incidents.

2. You can induce vomiting after eating daylily poisoning

If it is really due to improper consumption and poisoning occurs due to eating day lily, vomiting can be used to deal with it promptly. After vomiting, the day lily that people have eaten can be excreted from the body, and the toxic components in it will also be excreted along with it, so that people's poisoning symptoms will be alleviated or disappear.

3. If you are poisoned by eating daylily, you can drink water

After eating daylily poisoning, you can drink water in time, which can also play a good detoxification role. Because the toxic components in daylily are soluble in water, people will dilute the toxicity in the body after drinking water, thereby reducing their harm to the human body. However, everyone should pay attention here that drinking a large amount of water after eating daylily poisoning will not play a detoxification role, and intravenous water must be used.