mercury poisoning is divided into acute mercury poisoning and chronic mercury poisoning:

Patients with the clinical manifestations of acute mercury poisoning mainly in oral after several minutes to dozens of minutes, which cause acute erosive stomatitis and gastroenteritis, mouth and throat burning pain, nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain diarrhea, vomit and feces often bloody mucus and fall off the necrotic tissue, patients often accompanied by peripheral circulatory failure and gastrointestinal perforation, generalized peritonitis, Oliguria acute renal failure may occur after 3 to 4 days and may be associated with liver damage.

Patients with chronic mercury poisoning have three typical manifestations, namely hyperexcitability, intentionality tremor and stomatitis.

The most advanced and effective treatment for mercury poisoning is taking heavy metal chelator: emeramide (also NBMI, OSR, BDHT2)