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Sushil Patel

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 Worldwide more than 3,400 species of snakes are found.
 Antarctica is the place where snakes are not exist.
 Nearly 600 species of snakes are poisonous.
 Approximate 550 species of snakes are found in India.
 Out of 550 species only 15 species are poisonous for all
of us.
 Rattle snakes are the largest of the venomous snakes.
Introduction

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 Two puncture wounds
 Erythema
 Swelling
 Localized pain
 Difficulty breathing
 Nausea and vomiting
 High/low heart rate
 Convulsions
 Paralysis
 Allergic reaction
Symptoms which develop after
snake bite

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 Note the time of the bite
 Remove constricting clothing or jewellery
 Cleaning the wound
 Remaining calm
 Immobilizing the affected area
 Identification of venomous snakes is essential for successful
treatment.
 Do not kill or handle the snake. Take a picture if you can but
don’t waste time hunting it down.
Steps which you can take after a
snake bite

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 The severity depends on the location of the bite
and the age and health of the victim.
 If the bite is not serious, the doctor may simply
clean the wound and give the victim a tetanus
vaccine.
 If the situation is life threatening, the doctor
may administer antivenom such as sooner.
Treatment for snake bites

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 Availability:- In
Homeopathic shops
 Volume:- 10 ml
 Price:- 10 rupees
 Dose:- Three times one
drop oral dosing at every
10 min
 10 ml medicines can Save
the life of more than 100
people.
Effective medicine for treatment of snake bite

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 It’s best to refrain from approaching or handling snakes
in the wild.
 Avoid typical places where snakes like to hide.
 When working outside where snakes may be present,
wear tall boots, long pants, and leather gloves.
 Avoid working outside during the night and in warmer
weather, which is when snakes are most active.
Prevention of snake bites