snake bite.
A pressure bandage can be harmful in situations where the venom causes significant local tissue damage or swelling.
Therefore, people should follow the first-aid guidance appropriate to the snake species and region rather than automatically applying a tight compression bandage to every snake bite.
9. Keep the Victim Calm
Fear and panic can increase physical activity and unnecessary movement.
Reassure the person and encourage them to remain as calm and still as possible.
Do not give them alcohol or traditional remedies.
The priority is safe transportation to medical care.
10. Watch Breathing and Consciousness
Some snake venoms can interfere with the nervous system and breathing muscles.
Watch the person carefully while waiting for or traveling to medical care.
If vomiting occurs or the person becomes unconscious but is breathing, placing them in the recovery position can help protect the airway.
If the person stops breathing and you are
