Mintage Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Sciences (ISSN: 2320-3315)

Author(s): J.SUMAVISEKHAR, P.V.SARANYA, G.CHANDANA, M.PRASANTH, B.LAKSHMI SIRISHA

Aim: Harpic poisioning is a life threatening condition were it requires proper assessment for long term manifestations.Objective:The main Objective of the study ia to explain acute and chronic manifestations in harpic poisioning patients.Method:we were performed apilot study with a sample size of two.Results:Here two patients ingested harpic as suicidal ingestion and are presented with grade 0 and grade 3b which is differentiated according to the Zargar’s classification based on the clinical presentation and laboratory details. Conclusion: Though the symptoms were subsided, some complications are seen during the period which has to be treated with utmost care and follow-up is required to improve the patient quality of life.