Poison damage refers to the harm caused by toxic substances that can affect living organisms. This type of damage can occur through various means, such as ingestion, inhalation, or skin contact. Common sources of poison include certain plants, chemicals, and even some animals, like snakes or spiders. The severity of poison damage can vary based on the type of toxin, the amount exposed, and the individual's health. When a poison enters the body, it can disrupt normal biological functions, leading to symptoms like nausea, dizziness, or even organ failure. Treatment for poison damage often involves removing the toxin, providing supportive care, or using specific antidotes. Understanding the risks associated with poisons is essential for prevention and effective response in emergencies.