How to treat a venomous snake bite well?

After being bitten by a venomous snake, its venom can enter the body with lymph or veins, and there are corresponding clinical manifestations, which can be life-threatening if not treated in time.

After being bitten by a venomous snake, regardless of whether there is a local or systemic reaction at the time, the following treatment should be carried out promptly:

After being bitten by a venomous snake, be calm, reduce activity as much as possible, and treat it on the spot.

Immediately tie the limb with a cloth or tourniquet about centimeters from the proximal end (i.e., the end close to the heart) of the limb bitten by the venomous snake to reduce the absorption and spread of the toxin. The sooner the ligation, the better, the tightness of the binding is to block the lymphatic or venous return (does not affect the arterial blood**), and the binding is released in time after the local wound has been properly treated, so as to avoid circulatory disorders.

Rinse the wound: according to local conditions, you can choose spring water, clean water, cold boiled water, or even rinse the wound repeatedly with your own liquid to flush the adhered venom, reduce the absorption of toxins, and eliminate snake venom as soon as possible.

After finding and extracting the fangs, a clean sharp, porcelain or glass can be used to cut the wound or make a cross-shaped incision centered on the viper's tooth marks, deep under the skin, and then squeezed. Detoxification methods such as cupping and negative pressure suction can also be used.

Timely delivery to the hospital: under aseptic operation, use crystalline trypsin units plus procaine milliliters for local infiltration injection, and make a ring closure at the proximal end of the wound.

Early application of antivenom**: Intravenous infusion of antivenom is best for different snake bites, but it must be done under the supervision of a physician to avoid allergies and accidents. At present, there is no drug in the ** drug of snake bite that is more effective than antivenom.

7.Traditional Chinese Medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine is based on the practical experience of "treating snakes without leakage, snake venom internal knots, two stools are blocked, and snake venom is attacked", focusing on detoxification and detoxification, and applying detoxification, diuretic, and laxative methods.

Commonly used drugs are: white mango, cicada, peppermint, asaroxin, wild chrysanthemum, large green leaves, plowshare grass, wheat winter, centipede, whole scorpion, coptis, skullcap, cork, dandelion, honeysuckle, gentian grass, etc. Syndrome differentiation and treatment, plus or minus with symptoms.

It can also be mashed with Nantong snake medicine (Ji Desheng snake medicine), Shanghai snake pills, Guangzhou snake injury antidote tablets, etc., mixed into a paste with cold boiled water, and taken internally according to the instructions. Seven-leaf one-branch flower, lobelia, half-branch lotus, star anise, purple flower lily, purple pearl grass and other Chinese herbal fresh products are pounded and taken internally, and the wound is applied externally, which also has a certain effect.

To see what kind of snake it is, you have to go to the hospital**

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Immediately tie the proximal end of the limb bitten by a venomous snake with a cloth, and immediately go to the hospital to request ** and get an antiviral injection

Go to the hospital for a snake serum injection and rinse the wound with soapy water.

Calm your breath as soon as possible, adjust your heartbeat, and remember the type or color of the snake. Then tie it over the bite wound with what you can find.

In the wild, you can't suck poisonous blood, and if you suck it directly by mouth, you will also be poisoned, so you can only use a plastic bag to suck it.

Tie the upper side of the injured area with a rope and take drugs.

Suck the poison out, be careful not to re-wound your mouth, and rinse with plenty of water.

Biting **? If it is a hand or foot, chop it off and do a handstand.

Suck out the poison, tear your clothes and bandage your wounds.

Self-drug use if you spit it out quickly.

Squeeze the blood out, or suck it out, and go to the pharmacy to ask the doctor.

Five-year-old child bitten by a venomous snake: Thank you for the long hello This should be further examined to determine whether there is an infection. At the same time, it is necessary to actively inject serum.

Poisonous snake bite**: Wu Yunde, this can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine**. It is mainly used to clear away heat and detoxify, cool blood and reduce swelling.

Blurred vision after a venomous snake bite: Wu Yunde, this should be hospitalized**. I can't be discharged yet.

Snake bite: Wang Qingsong In this case, surgical debridement is recommended** Ten years ago, the person who was bitten by a venomous snake: Chen Wei This situation has no sequelae, and there is no need to worry about it and special treatment.

There are many ways to treat snake bites, but the most typical and commonly used method is to use antivenom made from snake venom itself. Some antivenoms are used for individual and a few near-species of snakes (for example, in the United States, almost all venomous snakes belong to the pit viper subfamily except for coral snakes), while another serum that can multi-venom is "antivenin polyvalent". To make snake venom, the researcher will inject a variety of poisonous snake toxins into a horse's body at the same time, and the dose will be gradually increased from mild to severe until the horse is immune to the toxin. Blood is then taken from the horses, diluted with clean water, and stored in cryogen, and finally the serum is produced.

However, for this reason, some people with allergies to horses cannot use these serums. In India, South Africa and Australia, locals have also used the same method to prepare special antivenoms for more dangerous snakes such as mamba snakes, taipan snakes and cobras.