‘We thought we would lose him’: Nashik boy recovers from snakebite, father thanks doctors for quick response
In a heart-stopping incident in Nashik, a young boy survived a dangerous snakebite, thanks to the rapid response of local doctors. The incident occurred when the boy accidentally encountered a snake while playing near his home. Immediate first aid and swift transportation to a nearby hospital proved to be life-saving.
Speaking about the ordeal, the boy’s father said, “We thought we would lose him. The doctors acted quickly, and their timely intervention saved our child’s life.”
Doctors at the hospital confirmed that early administration of anti-venom and constant monitoring were crucial in stabilizing the boy. “Snakebite cases can be fatal if not treated immediately. Rapid medical intervention makes all the difference,” said one of the attending physicians.
The incident highlights the importance of awareness about snakebite first aid and the need for hospitals to be equipped for emergencies. Authorities in Nashik have urged citizens to remain cautious in areas known for snakes and to seek immediate medical help in case of any bite.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What should you do immediately after a snakebite?
A: Keep the victim calm, immobilize the bitten limb, avoid applying a tourniquet, and rush to the nearest hospital for anti-venom treatment.
Q2. How dangerous are snakebites in India?
A: India sees thousands of snakebite cases annually. Quick medical intervention significantly reduces mortality.
Q3. How did the Nashik boy survive?
A: Immediate first aid, prompt transportation to the hospital, and timely administration of anti-venom saved his life.
Q4. Can snakebites be prevented?
A: Yes. Wearing protective footwear, avoiding tall grass, and being vigilant in snake-prone areas can reduce the risk of bites.
Published on : 14th August
Published by : Selvi
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