If succinylcholine injection is swallowed accidentally with an orange drink, it is important to understand that succinylcholine is intended for intravenous or intramuscular use only and is not effective or safe when taken orally.

• Absorption: When swallowed, succinylcholine is rapidly broken down by enzymes in the digestive tract, so it is unlikely to have any significant effect.

• Toxicity: Although oral ingestion is unlikely to cause the muscle paralysis effects seen with injection, swallowing the injection solution may cause irritation or other mild gastrointestinal symptoms.

• Medical advice: If this happens, it is important to seek medical attention immediately to ensure no complications arise and to receive appropriate care.

• Do not attempt to induce vomiting or self-treat: Professional evaluation is necessary.

In summary, swallowing succinylcholine injection is not expected to cause the typical muscle relaxation effects but still requires prompt medical evaluation to rule out any adverse effects or complications.

If you or someone else experiences this, please contact a doctor or visit an emergency facility promptly. In case of emergency, you can reach Apollo Emergency at 1066.