Snake bite: If you do this immediately after the snake bites, you can stop death. This is the only way to save 99% of the lives of people

People are afraid of snake bites, which is our biggest mistake. However, if you do not panic at snake bite and follow this advice, you can avoid fatal situations.

The first monsoon rains brings greenery to the fields and farmers get involved in taking care of their crops. But at this time there is another threat around the fields – snakes. They come out in the months of June and July, especially after rain, when snake bills are flooded, they come out. In such a situation, people working in the fields need to be particularly careful.

Most snakes are hidden in bills, but during the rainy season they come out in bushes, fields and human settlements. They can come to someone in search of food. If someone has been bitten by a snake, then it is important to know whether the snake has left the poison or not.

People in villages often go to the snake bite to fake doctors or RMP doctors, which can threaten life. Experts say that the patient should be taken directly to the government hospital without wasting time. There are essential anti -venom medicines available and complete treatment is available.

There are warning signs such as chest tightness, numbness, difficulty speaking or insomnia after snake bite. If not treated in time, then there is a risk of death. Some snakes like cobra sometimes leave no marks after bite, but their poison spreads rapidly in the blood. Therefore, in every case the patient should be taken to the hospital immediately.

Although some snakes are not poisonous, their bite may cause swelling. Muscle pain and inflammation can last for weeks. Therefore, even if the snake is not poisonous, it is necessary to take the injured person to the hospital for treatment.

Snake cutting medicines are available at health centers. According to Dr. Srinivas, the patient is referred to the district hospital if needed after first aid, where necessary life saving measures are also available. If the patient gets timely treatment, life can be saved in 99 percent of cases.

Doctors have advised the farmers to wear rubber shoes before working in the fields and cover it with clothes. If the snake bites, then the bandage should be tied with a cloth at the cut place so that the poison does not spread throughout the body. Then immediately reach the nearest health center.