Tie a cloth strip or rope tightly 2 inches above the snake bite. The bandage should be about 1 inch wide, and should be tied within 20 minutes of bashing. The bandage should not be tight enough to stop the flow of blood completely. If the bandage is tied too tight, then all the poison will spread on the cut area and later that organ may have to be cut. The more you tie the slab in the area, the more benefit will be there, but never tie a bandage over the cut wound.Do not tamper with the wound. After tying the bandage, go to the doctor immediately. Do not let the patient walk, because the rubbing of muscles spreads the poison rapidly. Try to calm the patient because the blood pressure will increase at the same speed as the patient remains excited. Do not let the patient faint. If he is in a state of unconsciousness, then pay attention to his breath and take full care to provide warmth.Remove all the things from the patient's body like watch, bracelet, bracelet, ring, anklet and chain. Do not let the patient lie down directly, make him cry more because the poison can spread due to excessive movement in the body. If the snake has bitten on the hand, keep it hanging down so that the poison takes time to reach the heart and if the snake is bitten on its leg, latch the tomatoes in such a way that its legs are hanging down.Live snakes are found on every continent except Antarctica, and on most small lands; Exceptions include some large islands, such as the islands of Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, the Hawaiian Islands and New Zealand, and several smaller islands in the Atlantic and Central Pacific Ocean. In addition, sea snakes are spread throughout the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

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