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Always remember to seek medical attention at the earliest opportunity, because a snake bite victim should get antivenin as soon as possible. These techniques are virtually guaranteed to help a victim dramatically, but they may not be enough to save a person from a fatal snake bite. | Always remember to seek medical attention at the earliest opportunity, because a snake bite victim should get antivenin as soon as possible. These techniques are virtually guaranteed to help a victim dramatically, but they may not be enough to save a person from a fatal snake bite. | ||
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Symptoms
Always remember to seek medical attention at the earliest opportunity, because a snake bite victim should get antivenin as soon as possible. These techniques are virtually guaranteed to help a victim dramatically, but they may not be enough to save a person from a fatal snake bite.
Home remedies
- Activated charcoal (also known as activated carbon) is the best overall general purpose toxin filtration agent in existence
- Echinacea is an excellent emergency remedy for purifying the blood following bites by poisonous spiders and snakes.
- Bentonite clay is known to remove toxins, and is also advised for treating spider bites.
Warnings
References
Medical Disclaimer
This information is not meant to be substituted for medical advice. Always consult a medical professional regarding any medical problems and before undertaking any treatment or dietary changes.
