When is it needed?
- Swallowing pesticide, rat poison, kerosene or chemicals
- Medicine overdose — intentional or accidental
- Excess salivation, sweating, small pupils, breathlessness
- Drowsiness, confusion or seizures after exposure
How we treat it at Aarogyavaram
- Bring the container or name of the substance
- Stabilisation, decontamination and specific antidotes
- Ventilator support when breathing is affected
- Close monitoring for delayed effects on heart, liver and kidneys
Recovery & what to expect
Patients are monitored until all effects have settled. Counselling and follow-up support are arranged where needed.
Cashless & insurance
Many of these treatments are covered under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) packages, the UP State Employees cashless scheme and health insurance policies. Aarogyavaram is cashless with 16 insurers and 10 TPAs — our TPA desk confirms your cover at admission. See all cashless partners →
Frequently asked questions
Should we make the person vomit?
No. Do not induce vomiting. Bring the person — and the container — to hospital immediately.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Treatment is decided by the treating doctor after examination. Aarogyavaram does not run OPD consultations; specialists attend to admitted patients and emergencies.