No, it doesn't cure the snake bite. It does, however, reduce the amount of venom flowing through the victim's body. The only cure - is to get to a hospital for treatment with anti-venin.
Treat the wound as any other puncture wound.
You grad plyers and yank it out!
it will surely die if a venomous snake bit it. if not then it will live if the wound dont get infected.
Naturally any wound can get infected and make you sick so yes, a non venomous snake bite could make you sick if they break your skin
If it was a non-poisonous snake bite, you would treat the puncture wounds as you would any other wound. Dab on antiseptic (liquid or cream) daily until the wounds are healed. The important thing, according to the question, was that it was non-poisonous.
you may or may not bleed if a snake bite you
incision of wound!!!^^WRONG ! If you suspect you have been bitten by a venomous snake - the initial treatment is to immobilize the bite area, and apply a pressure bandage ! (Snakester1962)
decreasing the amount of venom going to the blood streamInitial treatment would be care of the external bite wound, in tandem with ascertaining the species of snake (and thus the correct anti-venin to use)
Snakes do not sting, they bite. A snake would bite a human if it felt threatened by that human.Sometimes it is actually an instinctive thing.
First of all NEVER put ice on a rattlesnake bite! And the treatment would be elevate the wound and then give the victim the right antivenin(varies from snake to snake). DON'T KILL THE SNAKE THE WOUND WILL WORSEN DURING THE EXTRA TIME TAKEN TO KILL IT!!!!!
the snake would bite the rooster and leave. A rooster eating a snake is rare but possible
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