Datura poisoning in a family: Case series and literature review

  • Khoshnam‐Rad N
  • Heydari M
  • Mohammadi K
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Abstract

Datura spp. is a potentially poisonous plant that is widely spread and is simply accessible, which can yield poisoning with a central and peripheral anticholinergic effect. We reported cases of family poisoning caused by the herbal tea with refreshing effects that were identified as Datura spp. Datura spp. and many other complementary medicine products are potentially poisonous or could cause adverse effects or interact with prescribed medications. The herbal medicine business is not well regulated and has the potential to cause significant harm. Physicians must routinely gain a history of the use of herbal products.

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Khoshnam‐Rad, N., Heydari, M., Mohammadi, K., Mashayekhi, M., Sahraei, Z., & Gholami, K. (2022). Datura poisoning in a family: Case series and literature review. Clinical Case Reports, 10(7). https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.6091

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