Striped Blister Beetle poisoning: The striped blister beetle is native to many parts of America and Canada. Animals that accidentally eat the beetles can become quite ill and they can also cause symptoms in humans if accidentally ingested. The beetles contain toxic substances called cantharidin and pederin which can cause symptoms through skin or eye exposure as well as through ingestion. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Striped Blister Beetle poisoning is available below.
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Prognosis for Striped Blister Beetle poisoning: The severity of symptoms will vary depending on the age of the patient. Symptoms are more severe in children due to their smaller body size.
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