Nghe An: Due to marital conflict, a woman committed suicide by eating poison ivy.

At 8:30 p.m. on February 10, 2019 (the 6th day of the Lunar New Year), Tri Le Border Guard Station coordinated with Tri Le Commune Health Station to successfully rescue Ms. Ly YB (born in 1997), residing in Pa Khom village, Tri Le commune, Que Phong district, who due to marital conflict ate poison leaves and committed suicide using folk medicine.

The remedy is crushed banana stem, combined with pennywort (washed with banana stem water), crushed and squeezed to get the juice, mixed with banana stem water, then drop 2-3 live frogs into the banana juice - pennywort mixture for about 1 minute, then remove the frogs, give the patient to drink to stimulate vomiting, remove toxins in the stomach.

Along with removing toxins from the stomach using natural methods, the military medics combined injections of antibiotics, heart and strength drugs.

Tri Le Border Guard Station successfully rescued a victim who ate poison ivy and committed suicide.

After 2 hours of intensive emergency care and resuscitation, the patient's cyanosis was gone, his breathing was improved, he could talk and walk. Currently, the patient's health is recovering and progressing well.

Previously, on December 31, 2018, Tri Le Border Guard Station also coordinated with the commune health station to successfully rescue Tho Ba D (born in 2000) who ate poison ivy and committed suicide due to family conflicts; on January 3, 2019, the unit also successfully rescued Tho Ba S (born in 1992) who ate poison ivy and committed suicide.

Thus, in a short time, the unit successfully treated 3 cases of suicide by eating poison ivy in the border commune of Tri Le, Que Phong district.