What happens if you get bitten by a tiger snake?

Generally speaking, in order to effectively inhibit the spread of snake venom in the lymphatic system, the "pressure stabilization method" will be used initially, and a wide bandage will be tied near the bite wound, and the whole hand or foot will be tightly wrapped and fixed with a wooden plank.

Each snake carries different venom, and to understand the symptoms of a snake bite, it is necessary to distinguish between the toxins carried by different snakes. Next, let's take a closer look at the 5 symptoms that may occur when you are bitten by a snake.

1. After being bitten by a snake carrying neurotoxins, the patient's wound will appear numb and gradually lose the most basic sensation. Milder patients may experience only a slight itching sensation at the wound. A closer look at the wound reveals that redness, swelling and bleeding have developed.

Half an hour after the injury, patients experience dizziness and nausea, and in severe cases, blindness and difficulty swallowing.

2. Due to the rapid invasion of toxins, patients will have symptoms of dyspnea, rapid drop in blood pressure, lack of oxygen in the body and paralysis of the whole body. If not received in time**, the patient is at high risk of dying due to respiratory failure. Because the symptoms in the early stage are relatively subtle, it is difficult to detect, so it is a dangerous period within two days after the wound heals.

3. After being bitten by a snake carrying blood toxins, the wound will swell up rapidly, and continue to spread to the edge, and the wound will also produce severe pain. Some patients will also have blood blisters or blisters around the wound, and in severe cases, the whole body will have symptoms of hemorrhage.

4. The patient will have cranial cavity and abdominal hemorrhage in the body, and finally directly lead to visceral hemorrhagic shock. Before bleeding, patients will obviously have high fever or vomiting, so the symptoms appear relatively early, and they can often be treated in time, thus reducing the probability of death. However, due to the rapid onset of the disease, the danger period is relatively long, and delay may lead to visceral sequelae.

5. After being bitten by a snake mixed with neurotoxins and blood toxins, the patient's wound will look like it was bitten by a snake carrying blood toxins, and blood blisters or blisters will appear in the affected area. However, if you look at the whole body of the patient, the symptoms appear as if you have been bitten by a snake carrying neurotoxins. Therefore, patients who are bitten by a snake with mixed toxins will have symptoms of both toxins superimposed.

Let the tiger snake bite it, and the wound will definitely be red, swollen and inflamed. If you also have to see a doctor, see if there are any other infections.

If you are bitten by a snake, something will definitely happen, so hurry to the hospital for injections.

A tiger is bitten by a snake and will die if it is poisonous.

When you take a bite, it is best to go to the hospital to see it, for fear that it is poisonous, and sometimes it is poisonous.

What happens when you bite your tongue in a pot? Who knows? We also don't know that a tiger bites a snake. Who do you say is powerful, and the snake doesn't show weakness, do you want to go back and give it a try? The tiger is the king of the forest, and the snake is not inferior.

This kind of snake is highly poisonous in its teeth, and if it is bitten by a snake, it may be poisoned, because snakes are highly poisonous things.

A tiger snake will die if it bites it.

For snake medicine, it is best to go to the hospital as soon as possible, for fear of infection.

Tiger snakes secrete strong neurotoxins, coagulants, hemolysins and snake-specific muscle toxins, and its venomous properties are among the strongest snake venoms in the world. After being bitten by a tiger snake, in addition to the severe pain of the wound, the toxin extending from the wound will cause pain in the feet and neck, the body will feel numb, sweating, and then the breathing difficulties and partial limb paralysis will begin. Even with effective antivenom, the lethality rate is as high as 45% if not immediately**.

The method of being bitten by a venomous snake in Australia is basically the same. In general, in order to effectively inhibit the spread of snake venom in the lymphatic system,** a "pressure immobilization method" is initially used. A wide bandage is placed near the bite wound and the entire limb (hand or foot) is tightly wrapped and secured with a wooden plank.

If there are traces left near the snake bite wound, the snake venom may be confirmed and targeted**. The presence of antivenom (or serum) greatly reduces the fatality rate of tiger snake bites, and the current number of deaths caused by tiger snake bites has been surpassed by another venomous snake, the brown snake.

If the tiger bites a person, if it can't be controlled, it will definitely be killed, now it is all human life and heaven, if the tiger eats the person and is controlled, it will also be killed, because the tiger belongs to the feline family, and will automatically inherit the cannibalistic gene to the next generation.

If the tiger keeps biting, it will kill the tiger in order to save people, if the injury is not serious, the tiger will be kept in captivity, and if the tiger is in captivity, it has a bad personality and is easy to get angry, and the tiger may be released back into the forest.

After all, you can't leave it alone if you kill them, and cats like cats like to bite to death but not eat them.

The U.S. Marine Corps got it and ran to the zoo to kill the tiger to avenge his girlfriend, but the knife didn't even pierce the tiger.