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First Aid for Insect Bites


Homoeopathic Treatment for Insect Bites



Scorpion Bite:

The reaction to the bite of a scorpion can be quite varied, depending on the species involved. MOST scorpion bites produce a mild localized skin reaction, with burning pain and swelling. A few species may cause greater swelling (up the limb) that resolves over several days. Allergic reactions, some quite severe, may also occur. These reactions may manifest themselves as generalized itching, with lip and facial swelling. More severe reactions can cause tongue or laryngeal (voice box) swelling, which can compromise the function of the airway (breathing). Asthma-like symptoms are also possible. Allergic reactions represent a true EMERGENCY and must be treated by a physician promptly.

Locally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Nat.Mur 3x or 6x rubbed after putting a drop of water at the site gives instant relief of pain.
  • Saline water:- Put few drops of Saline water in the ear on the opposite side of the bite side.

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Aconite IM in frequent doses.
  • Lachesis 30 If failing Aconite 1M use Lachesis 30 in frequent doses.
  • Ledum Pal 1M and Hypericum 1M can also be used if indications are there.

  • Stings of Wasp & Bees: 

    These sting bites are venomous and non-serious except to those who are allergic to venom. These generally causes local skin reactions: 

    (1) localized pain      (2)itching

    Treatment involves initial cleansing of the site with soapy water. Bee or wasp stings may leave behind a stinger in the skin. The stinger can be removed by gently scraping the skin with a knife blade or fingernail. This can be followed by ice packs to the site to aid in reducing swelling and itching. 

    In case of allergic patients Laryngeal oedema (swelling of the larynx) may occur and patient should be immediately shifted to hospital where in emergency opening into the windpipe (tracheostomy) may be required.

    Locally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Apply Urtica Uren Q
  • Nat Mur 3x or 6x rubbed after putting a drop of water at the sting site gives instant relief & Take the patient to a doctor right away.

  • Fresh Onion slices is very helpful when you don't have any medicine in hand. In fatal cases use Carbolic acid in higher potency in frequent intervals.

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Apis Mel 30 or 200 after every ten minutes of interval.
  • Ledum Pal 1M If Apis Mel fails to provide relief.
  • Hypericum 1M. If Apis Mel fails to provide relief use with Ledum Pal 1M.

  • Spider Bites:

    Most common household spiders cause a non-serious bite. However, following homeopathic remedies can be given for spider bites.

    Locally Treatment Of Homeopathic: Wash the site with soap and water. Apply locally

  • Apis Q

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • (1) Lachesis 30C
  • (2)Tarentula Cub 30C alternatively in frequent intervals.
  • (3)Selaginella Apu Q Additionally Selaginella Apu Q will antidote the spider venoms
  • (4)Lycopus V Q, 30C is able to antidote tarantula poison,
  • (5)Ledum Pal 1M and Hypericum 1M can also be used if indications are there.

  • Snakebite: 

    Facts Of Snakebite:
  • In the majority of cases, the absence of fang marks means envenomation has not occurred.
  • If there is envenomation, the puncture wounds usually ooze blood (nonclotting).
  • Very soon after a venomous bite, bruising generally appears around the punctures.
  • Immediate severe burning pain is experienced after pit viper bites.

    General First Aid Of Snakebite:
    • Bite is on an arm or leg, place a constricting band (narrow cravat [swathe], or narrow gauze bandage) one to two finger breadths above and below the bite. However, if only one constricting band is available, place that band on the extremity between the bite site and casualty's heart. Immobilize it at a level below the heart. DO NOT elevate an arm or leg even with or above the level of the heart.

    • Bite is on the hand or foot, place a single band above the wrist or ankle. The band should be tight enough to stop the flow of blood near the skin, but not tight enough to interfere with circulation.

    • No swelling is seen, place the bands about 1 inch from either side of the bite. 

    • Swelling is present, put the bands on the un-swollen part at the edge of the swelling. If the swelling extends beyond the band, move the band to the new edge of the swelling. (If possible, leave the old band on, place a new one at the new edge of the swelling, and then remove and save the old one in case the process has to be repeated.)

    • Possible, place an ice bag over the area of the bite. 

    • Possible, clean the area of the bite with soap and water. DO NOT use ointments of any kind.

    • Never give the casualty food, alcohol, stimulants (coffee or tea), drugs, or tobacco.

    • Remove rings, watches, or other jewelry from the affected limb.

    • Seek medical aid immediately.

    Caution

    • Do Not:- attempt to cut open the bite nor suck out the venom. If the venom should seep through any damaged or lacerated tissues in your mouth, you could immediately lose consciousness or even die.
    • Do Not:- stop to look for ice if it will delay evacuation and medical treatment.
    • Do Not:-use ointments of any kind on the area of bite.
    • When a splint is used to immobilize the arm or leg, take EXTREME care to ensure the splinting is done properly and does not bind. Watch it closely and adjust it if any changes in swelling occur.

    • Do Not:- wrap the limb in ice or put ice directly on the skin. Cool the bite area--do not freeze it. 

    Locally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Apply Cedron Q or Sisyricnhium Q locally on the wound.

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Ammonia Carb 1M in frequent doses is said to be very useful in these cases.
  • Acid Hydrocyanic 30C For fainting due to snakebite use Acid Hydrocyanic 30C or higher in frequent doses.
  • Thuja Oc 1M For removal of post effect of snake bites Thuja Oc 1M or higher is very useful. 

    If the species of the snake is known the following medicines can be used:

      Cobra:

    • Ammonia Carb 1M, Acid Hydrocyanic 30C or higher
    • Rattle Snake:

    • Crotalus Hor 30C, 1M, Plantago Q, 1M
    • Viper:

    • Camphor Q
  • Ant Bites

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Ledum Pal 1M in frequent doses.

  • Leeches Bites

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Lachessis 30C
  • Secale Cor 30C

  • Mosquitoes Bites

    Internally Treatment Of Homeopathic:

  • Caladium 30C
  • Ledum pal 1M
  • Merc Sol 30C, 1M

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