Medical Toxicology Fellowship

Doctors who admitted a 17-month-old girl to the hospital in Arizona thought her tremors and other symptoms were due to a scorpion sting. Only later did they realize the real cause of her condition was that she'd consumed methamphetamines, according to a new report of her case.

The young girl in the case recovered and was discharged from the hospital a week later. Dr. Farshad Shirazi of University of Arizona College of Medicine, was one of the doctors who treated the child and a co-author of the case report.
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