Snake Bites

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Being bitten by a snake raises grater concern than being bitten by most other animals because of the possibility that the bite may be poisonous. While most of the snakes in the world are not venomous, there are many varieties of poisonous snakes. Consequently prompt medical care for snakebite is essential.

Symptoms caused by a poisonous snakebite range from mild to severe, and can include a racing pulse, with swelling and discoloration around the area of the bite. You may feel weak and be short of breath, will probably feel nauseated, and may vomit. If the venom is very strong, you can experience severe pain and much swelling. Your pupils dilate, and shock and convulsion may occur. You may twitch uncontrollably, and your speech may become slurred. After a severe snakebite, a person can become paralyzed and lose consciousness. If you are bitten by a snake, act fast.

General recommendations for snake bites

Preventive measures for snake bites

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