Bite from Bamboo Leaf Green will cause very painful symptoms. At present, Bamboo Leaf Green bites are mostly treated with viper serum. Because the venom of the green venomous snake is also a blood circulation venom, and although the venom of the pit viper is mixed venom, the most serious symptoms are those of blood circulation venom. Therefore, using pit viper serum to treat it has a certain effect.

At present, there are very few Bamboo Leaf Green Snake Serums in China, because although Bamboo Leaf Green Snake Serum is poisonous, Deaths from venomous snake bites are rarely reported and usually recover with simple treatment. However, Bamboo Leaf Bites are particularly painful. When treating Bamboo Leaf Bites, procaine is often used as a ring sealing injection to achieve the purpose of labor pain.

Usage and dosage of Bamboo Leaf Bite Antivenin

Usage: Usually intravenous injection, intramuscular or subcutaneous injection can also be used, and it can be completed at one time.

Dosage: Generally, 6000U of anti-viper venom serum is injected; an allergy test must be done before injection, and only those who are negative can be injected with the full amount.

(1) Allergy test method: Take 0.1ml antiserum and add 1.9ml physiological sodium chloride injection, that is, 20 times dilution. Inject 0.1ml intradermally on the volar side of the forearm. After 20 to 30 minutes, if the skin is within 2 cm, and there is no redness or spider legs around the skin, it is negative. Direct injection can be done under close observation. If skin is present at the injection site Enlargement, redness, swelling, and infiltration, especially those that resemble pseudopodia or feel itchy, are positive reactions. For suspected positive cases, pre-inject 10 mg of chlorpheniramine (reduced according to weight for children), and then inject the bite of Bamboo Leaf Green 15 minutes later. If positive, a desensitizing injection method should be used.

(2) Desensitization injection method: Take sodium chloride injection to Serum was diluted 20-fold. Make subcutaneous injections in fractions, observe for 10 to 20 minutes each time, and inject 0.4ml for the first time. If there is no response, increase the injection as appropriate. If the injection is observed more than 3 times and there are no abnormal reactions, intravenous, intramuscular or subcutaneous injection can be performed. Warm the product in a 37°C water bath for several minutes before injection. The injection speed should be slow, not exceeding 1ml per minute at the beginning and not exceeding 4ml per minute later. During injection, if there is an abnormal reaction, the injection should be stopped immediately.