Cherokee-bean poisoning (medical condition): The Coral bean is a perennial herb which has scarlet flowers on a long stem and bears long pods containing bright red seeds. The plant (especially the seeds) contain chemicals (alkaloids and cyanogenic glycoside) which can cause symptoms if eaten. The plant is considered to have a low level of toxicity if eaten.
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Coral bean poisoning:
»Introduction: Coral bean poisoning
»Symptoms of Coral bean poisoning
»Treatments for Coral bean poisoning
These medical condition or symptom topics may be relevant to medical information for Cherokee-bean poisoning:
Cherokee-bean poisoning: Another name for Coral bean poisoning (or close medical condition association).
»Introduction: Coral bean poisoning
»Symptoms of Coral bean poisoning
»Treatments for Coral bean poisoning
Some of the symptoms of Cherokee-bean poisoning incude:
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Treatments for Cherokee-bean poisoning (Coral bean poisoning) include:
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Treatment of Cherokee-bean poisoning: For more treatment information about Cherokee-bean poisoning, see treatment of Coral bean poisoning (Cherokee-bean poisoning)
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