ABSTRACT An antidote is a therapeutic agent that counteracts the hazardous effects of a medicine or toxin, according to the International Programmed of Chemical Safety. Antidotes have been defined as agents that alter the poisonous substance's kinetics or interfere with its impact at receptor sites. This could be due to the poison being prevented from being absorbed, bound, and neutralized immediately, antagonizing its end-organ impact, or inhibiting conversion to more hazardous metabolites ... Antidote Lyrics: Bas milje Aujla kehni ae / Jad uthdi ae, jad behni ae / Tere supne-supne ee rehne ni / Akhan khullia supne leni ae / Mai keha mitra de mech da ni koi / Thalle mere LV te utte lende Whether for snake bites, drug overdoses, or chemical exposures, understanding antidote uses can help ensure timely and effective treatment. In this article, we explore the different types of antidotes, their mechanisms, and their importance in managing poisoning cases. Overdoses and accidental ingestions or exposures are common throughout the world. With more than 2.4 million toxic exposures each year, poisoning is the second most common cause of injury-related morbidity and mortality in the United States.[1] In the United States in 2015 antidotes for various overdoses were used 184742 times.[2] While for many overdoses and intoxications the treatment involves supportive care and treatment of the sequelae there are specific antidotes available for a ...
