Which are the most common reasons of poisoning injuries

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Poisoning is a serious danger to small children. Bleach, insect and rat poison, paraffin (kerosene) and household detergents can kill or permanently injure a child.

Many poisons can kill, cause brain damage, blind or permanently injure if they:

  • are swallowed
  • are inhaled
  • get onto the skin
  • get into the eyes.
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