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Mad Honey Poisoning Treatment Protocol: Stepwise Clinical Management with Pharmacological Rationale

CMHI mad honey poisoning treatment protocol flowchart showing four steps: IV saline for hypotension, atropine IV for bradycardia and AV block, catecholamine support if haemodynamic compromise persists, and a temporary pacemaker for complete AV block unresponsive to atropine

This article documents the clinical management protocol for grayanotoxin (GTX) poisoning from mad honey consumption, as established in the peer-reviewed literature, primarily Ullah et al. (2018), Jansen et al. (2012), and the case series synthesised by Silici and Atayoglu (2015). It is a reference document for emergency medicine clinicians, internal medicine physicians, cardiologists, and medical […]