What are the symptoms of hemotoxin poisoning?

Hemotoxins are toxins that affect the blood cells and circulatory system when introduced into the body. Hemotoxin poisoning can manifest with a range of symptoms depending on the specific toxin and the extent of exposure. Common symptoms may include bleeding, both external (e.g., from the nose, gums) and internal (e.g., from the digestive or urinary tract), as well as bruising and the formation of blood blisters. Other symptoms may include rapid and weak pulse, low blood pressure, respiratory distress, pale skin, muscle weakness, and organ failure in severe cases. It is important to note that hemotoxin poisoning is a serious medical condition and requires immediate medical attention for proper diagnosis and treatment.

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