No. This is a dangerous myth . Sucking out the venom is not only useless, but it can worsen the wound and cause infections. Furthermore, if the person sucking it out has open sores in their mouth, they are also exposing themselves to the venom.
Never try to cut, suck, or burn the wound. These practices are outdated and harmful.
Possible consequences after the bite
Although fatal cases from viper bites are very rare, they can occur:
Severe swelling
Tissue necrosis
Changes in skin color (purple, black)
Difficulty moving the limb
Tips and recommendations
In older people, deep scarring or skin retraction may occu
Avoid high-risk areas without preparation.
Always let someone know before going for a walk in rural areas.
Wear appropriate clothing and footwear.
Don’t lift stones or branches unnecessarily.
Stay calm if an accident occurs and seek medical help immediately.
Do not attempt to resolve the situation on your own without knowledge.
Acting quickly and calmly can make all the difference. Prevention and immediate attention are the best defenses against a snakebite.
