Snake Bite First aid | [First Aid - Snake Bite] | Dr Richa Tiwari

[@DrRichaTiwari]

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[@SannyKumar-o4s]

Hii ❤

[@prameshsahu1957]

Being a snake🐍,I approve this!

[@vikasdalal5240]

''aasteen ka saanp'' is different than actual snake

[@RaoneG34]

@@vikasdalal5240 indeed 🤣

[@phillipgets3417]

@@vikasdalal5240 'Asteen ka saanp' deshdrohiyon ke liye kaha jata hai

[@napoleonbonaparte937]

Sapola 🐍🐍🐍

[@legendgod3330]

Being a weasel, I was looking for you 😂

[@upliftclinicalskills9101]

I have treated lot of snake bite as doctor , but your presentation in public is excellent this should be circulated in every ward of hospital

[@DrRichaTiwari]

✨Glad you think do! Regards

[@sukhchainsingh-dr4kl]

​@@DrRichaTiwaribhen muje 2020 me karait ne do vaar kata tha foot per Fortis Mohali se treatment hua tha lekin muje ab vi garmi bahut mehsoos hoti hai body Puri garam feel hoti hai koi test ho sakta hai long time effect

[@gagantamang2115]

Thank you Doctor. I will explain to others because we live in a maximum snake bite area.

[@MayankRakhele-ht8qp]

Hello

[@gladfly100]

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[@buddhapiyao1315]

ive been a snake bite victim in Mumbai during rains. it was a very small just about 2 ft snake which "accidently" bit me on my ankle. I saw the snake and the first thing i did was "NOT panic" I took slow deep breaths and went to a nearby clinic and the doctor there told me of the nearest hospital which stocks antivenom. My friend took me in her car and within 10 mins of the bite i was in the emergency. NOTHING AT ALL WAS DONE AT THE SITE OF THE BITE. NO CLEANING NO ANTISEPTIC NOTHING. They just saw it and started giving me the required medicines thru IV. I was under constant observation. after about 2 hours I started to get a bad back ache then stomach ache and then i started vomiting violently. they immediately did an ultrasound and in a an hour did an MRI. I was thrashing violently on the bed so 4 people had to hold me down to get my MRI. My blood was taken every hour for 48 hours to check all the compositions. My WBC had shot up to I think 5 figures and my kidneys were literally fried !! My feet looked black and my entire leg was almost blue in color and was swollen 5 times its size. My doctor was too good and she gave me the right medicines and kept me on lots of fluids - a glass of fluid almost every hour as in coconut water, buttermilk, juice, plain water ect. Thankfully my immunity was very strong and i responded to the medicines well. after a week in the hospital i was discharged with just swollen feet and antibiotic prescription for another 2 weeks. The snake was some Krait variety and was quite poisonous. I had recovered completely in a months time but continued to drink barley water, coriander water for 6 more months to flush out any remaining toxins. the skin of my leg continued to look blue for close to 8 months and came back to its original color only after an year. YOU SHOULD NEVER TIE ANYTING OVER THE SNAKE BITE AS THE POISON CAN BE VERY STRONG AND IF REMAINED CONCENTRATED AT ONE POINT IT CAN LITERALLY MELT THE MUSCLE AND BONE IN THAT AREA. THIS MIGHT LEAD TO AMPUTAION OF THAT PART OF THE BODY.IT IS BEST TO LET IT FLOW THRU THE SYSTEM AND LET THE BODY MECHANISM FLUSH IT OUT. I was very lucky to have survived becs of quick response. some 3 other snake bite victims did not survive. one was an elderly person with high diabetes. So keep yourself very healthy and your immunity high. it might just save your life.

[@Yuhukabachpan]

Omg😢😢😱😱😱😱

[@kattarmessifan]

I was the snake 🐍 who bited you , am sorry Babu

[@interestingfunnyusefulvlog2258]

​@@kattarmessifan😂

[@bluesplash2]

Youre definitely lucky!! Thanks for sharing the experience.

[@dustycrophopper2743]

Bhai one thing I learnt from your experience is to be vigilant and not to in areas that may have snakes, even probability of snakes. BTW out of curiosity what wasbyour hospital bill? Because as Dr maam daid in the video, it could be a very costly affair.. Bhailog insurance bhi karke rakh lo.

[@chandrasekharb1991]

Yes Dr. we understand that after bite 1. No tying 2. No rupturing/No cut 3. No venom sucking instead immobilize with splint

[@tariqueShamim]

My mom had this incident, and it was Karait snake; we immediately admitted her to the hospital, and they slowly started giving the antidote, and my mom survived it.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Great to know! Thanks for sharing

[@durgeshsingh5220]

Can you share the details of that incident

[@kriti416]

I really felt so happy that she survived

[@kriti416]

Please provide the details of the incident...so to prevent such situations 🙏

[@anwit4513]

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[@kamakshibhalla1435]

Important information! But people should know that in most cities (Delhi-NCR, Ghaziabad etc.), anti venom is available in district or govt hospitals only. Private hospitals don't generally stock anti-venoms because they don't usually get snake bite cases. So if the snake bite happens in a city, reach out to the district hospital.

[@DK-ir1hp]

Thanks for the info!! That’s really important to know that to which hospital the patient needed to be taken. All the experts in their videos say that take the snake bite patients to hospitals but they don’t tell which kind of hospital carries the anti venom. I don’t think all hospitals carry it. How can they miss such important info? In such situation going to a wrong hospital can cost life.

[@kamakshibhalla1435]

@@DK-ir1hp true. They should mention. But I think in forest areas or areas where snakes and bite cases are common, all hospitals are likely to stock anti venom. One can find out in one's area and keep the info handy. We don't have a forest around. But noticed cobra occasionally near flat. Had to reach out to forest wildlife dept to take away the snakes. Luckily no casualties so far

[@Manish_Singh_7117]

Govt. hospitals have anti-venom but no doctors 😂

[@kamakshibhalla1435]

@@woolofmana8644 we do spot cobras occasionally in our flats colony in ghaziabad. Specially in rainy season. We have had to call the forest dept to take away the snakes.

[@RakeshSharma-yd8hk]

Thats a critical one.. Thanks

[@Jonathankevin7]

I really want this to be taught in school!!

[@gocrow23]

I was taught to use an injection with its pointed top removed making it flat for suction.

[@ykishore4340]

I think in primary classes topics of snake-bite, drowning, fire, Earthquake are taught.

[@michaelsonar7012]

@@ykishore4340 Yes there is

[@pradeepc.n6062]

Excellent info

[@shiningsprings5989]

School me 4 kaam ki aur 4 hazaar bekaar ki bate parhai jati hai. Aur un 4 kaam ke baton me snake bite ka topic nahi parhaya jaata

[@sarthakjaiswal8420]

Today is my exam mam and subject is first aid & emergency mangement & we have to learn about snake bite & dog bite mangement, the way you explained is great...thank you mam, for providing such a quality of knowledge...🙂

[@VSaini-tx6if]

प्यारी बहन, आप ज्ञान,सुंदरता व सादगी की सनातनी जीती जागती मूर्ति हो ।ऊपर से आपका समझाने का इतना सरल तरीका आपके शानदार व्यक्तित्व में चार चांद लगा रहा है।आज के समय में आप जैसी आदर्श लड़कियां बहुत ही कम है। आपको देखकर बहुत अच्छा लगा । आपका हर सपना पूरा हो।आप हमेशा खुश रहो।👍

[@MV-to2cj]

एक अच्छे Doctor की यही पहचान हैं, लेकिन NEET-2024 में फर्जी टॉपर्स डॉक्टर बन गए तो, उनका समझाने का तरीका और इलाज करने का तरीका बहुत ही खतरनाक होगा 😂, So support Re-NEET

[@VipinVerma-dn8cs]

Being a soldier it was a great information . We have to face snakes and scorpions many times. Thank you so much mam,🥰🙏

[@rohitrajan8705]

Jai hind sir 🫡

[@VikasSingh-ql7mg]

1st time I seen so simple & knowledgeable video on snake bite 👍🏻

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@s.m.aamirimam25]

Yes

[@tanzeemazmi531]

My word same …👍

[@rituarya3692]

😊

[@NarendraSingh-nf5xj]

👍🙏

[@rahulmishra0777]

Mam I'm doing snake rescue from last 6 years and I'm happy to watch this informative video and this video should be shared to everyone so that a single life can also be saved 😊♥️

[@DrRichaTiwari]

All the best

[@arpanacharya2712]

Video starts at 7:56. Welcome 😪

[@debarshisarkar4914]

Thanku 😂😂😂

[@dipakmondal1729]

Thanks 😊

[@RhythmKharel-kb2dw]

Thanks

[@shubhendrasingh2591]

Thanks😅

[@Rajveer_0011]

🤗

[@vivekverma413]

I think this is one of the basic first aid that people must know about it. It should be helpful for farmers and rural area people

[@TanveerTanveer-uu3gz]

This is the most detailed and useful information I’ve ever heard from a doctor about the snake bite

[@srisubha445]

Simple, lucid and useful information. Shows your interest as a doctor on the society. It's not just how knowledgeable one is, but being able to make the other person understand easily the why and how of the subject. Being a doctor myself 🙏

[@tekkena9159]

Bravo! This is the most comprehensive India-specific snake-bite related video ever! Doctor, thank you for presenting the complex topic in very easy to digest form. Amazing informative video ❤.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@prasant177]

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[@khanarman180]

​@@DrRichaTiwariWhat a doctor FANTASTIC

[@KumarPawan-sj3ez]

​@@DrRichaTiwarimam I am from Assam and at my place there are lots of snakes

[@sriyaz2022]

Thank you madam good information 11:50

[@Rathoremaansingh9]

Video starts at 7:55

[@raja_electricworks7]

Thanks bhai for informing me 😅😅😅😅

[@raja_electricworks7]

Mein sidha 7:50 se chalu kiya😅knyuki 5 sec mere pass time tha😂😂😂

[@Sifrat]

Thank you

[@AashnaShrivastava-vu3gn]

Thanks

[@bimalaamgain2116]

Thanks

[@amarjitdhillon2815]

Dear Dr Richa, thank you for this excellent and informative video on how to provide first aid after a snake bite. The explanation on the two ways that venom works (neuro or cardio toxic) and the advice to immobilise the limb that has been bitten is all new knowledge for me. I enjoyed learning about how ASV is made and the advice to use mosquito nets and other precautions is invaluable. I didn’t realise previously that it’s approximately in 15% of bite cases that the snake has delivered a venomous payload. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏽 it is much appreciated 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@proShauryaRaj]

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[@90skalaunda]

you're doing exceptional work Dr. Richa. These videos and information is very much required for all the people. God bless you.

[@GS-sl5yd]

A very good doctor with great communication skills. Thanks for educating us.

[@theaveragesangeetkaar4620]

Being a well respected snake I can approve that the doctor is well respected and her advices are well respected and correct

[@knowledgeseeker7577]

thank you snake!

[@super15388]

One of the few videos that will not degrade with time. Truly timeless information. And really appreciate your support and effort 🙏🏼.

[@kunalraj2922]

Exactly 👍

[@laxminiya3625]

आपका यह वीडियो देखकर तो मेरे ज्ञान चक्षु खुल गए मैम।।👌👌👌👌👌✌️✌️✌️✌️❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sonusandhu3585]

Thanks Doctor for much needed information . There are myths and misconceptions that you addressed in your video. Snake bites incidents increase in these months amongst rice farmers.Your video should be circulated in public interest.

[@shreekrishnameditates3282]

This is literally the most informative channel I found. It's very beneficial for housewives, and all other categories of people. Knowledge is always the biggest gift.

[@shekharchowdhary]

Thank you ma'am. Very informative. We used to live in govt house. There were so many snakes around that area. And Scorpio. One time one snake entered our house. My mother shouted very loudly. And that snake peacefully left our house. By god's grace we were saved that night. That snake was very poisonous. Because there were so many yellow and black lines on that snake. Scorpio aaya tha ghar mai toh wo bahot chota tha. Phir bhi zehrela tha. Now we left that house. No snakes here. 🙏🏾

[@TheLivingCell2132]

The most useful 12 minute i spent on YT Thanks u doctor 😊

[@entertainandeducate-ty6mo]

Now a days KZbin should circulate such informative videos...like yours...we are great ful to you

[@nikkyn450]

Video starts at 8:00.. 🙂..

[@ashokdadoriya6482]

🤣🤣😂 thanks 😊

[@ephemeris9432]

thankfully creator has good and comprehensive chapters in the video

[@veyev4320]

no

[@shivankarbhati1680]

thanks Sir aapko hi dudh rhaa thaa 🤣🤣🤣

[@AspirantBitiya]

Thank you

[@HarshVardhanThakur]

One of the biggest doubt that this video cleared was not having the need to identify the snake. Living in a rural farm area where we have 13+ species of snakes, I did have this question on my mind. Thank you!

[@sudhirsawdekar4447]

🙏बहोत बहोत धन्यवाद डॉ रिचाजी, पहले आपने बताये चारों पर्याय ही सामान्य ज्ञान के तौर पर पता थे और आपने दी हुई विस्तृत जानकारी से सुस्पष्ट हुआ की वे चारों पर्याय गलत है। आपने यह जानकारी साझा करके बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण व उयचक्त समाज सेवा की है साधुवाद।🕉️🙏🔯

[@INSPECTOR_CGST]

We should add these things in our secondary education syllabus. Everyone should know the basics of what to do and what not to do in such situations

[@manojnag6984]

Thank you making us aware of how to deal with snake bites and how venoms and anti-venoms work and what types of snakes are there around us and how each type of snake affects us differently. Loved the presentation style too. Keep up the amazing work 👏

[@sanjeevvats222]

बहुत अच्छी जानकारी दी है आपने मेरा निवेदन है ऐसी जानकारी ज्यादा से ज्यादा पूर्ण हिंदी में देने की कृपा करें इससे सभी गांव के बुजुर्ग भी समझ पाएंगे

[@mukeshpatel2703]

स्प्लिंट लगाकर, उस अंग को स्थिर रखना है, झाड़ फूंक नही कराना है ❤👍 और सबसे महत्वपूर्ण जाति तो किसी की भी जानने की कोशिश न करें 😊 जानकारी बहुत अच्छी है मैम❤ अनेक अनेक धन्यवाद आपका इस जानकारी के लिए🙏

[@akhileshkumarjha2903]

I lost my maternal grandmother due to bite of karait. Found this video very late but it contains very useful tips for all the peoples.

[@islamicbayanofficial4254]

Mam you explained this very nicely... Unfortunately many people does what you said not to do . Even in my family a snake bite happened and they made a blade cut on that spot and tied the a tight piece of cloth above . Snake was not poisonous and nothing happened . Now they believe what they did is totally wrong. After watching your video.

[@sujitdas111]

Very helpful information. Immobilisation of the limb using splint, not to tie string and no need to identify the snake are very important information and i really didn't know. Thank you doctor

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful! You mentioned all the important stuff that’s great

[@rachnaguttedar6481]

I have a doubt, do we have to immobilise whole body of victim or only that specific part of snake bite?????

[@sujitdas111]

@@rachnaguttedar6481 i think think the concerned limb should be immobilised using splint and the victim should also be rested should not move. Doctor Mam will surely clarify on this.

[@kamaleshdebnath99]

Thank you very much mam i learned a lot of things on your video ...in the morning we lost a baby girl in our colony for biting a sand boa snake (neurotoxin venom)😔..in a hour she lost her life

[@gouthamreddy_careerPath]

Hi Richa ji I am from southern part of India. I knew bits and pieces of hindi and I found out your video is so productive and precise to the point. But my humble request is…..could you please add subtitles for upcoming videos if it’s possible….it’ll reach out to more people across the world Thanks ji🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@meeradevi2322]

2 ansar sahi

[@zohrajabeenmmohammed1558]

0ption 1

[@bhupindersinghkanwar5681]

Local herb cure snake poison

[@AbdurRazique-p8t]

​@@zohrajabeenmmohammed1558assalamu alaikum

[@TonyMillan-f6b]

Doctor i m very thankful to u for making it clear that the anti venom is common for all the 4 species of the poisonous snakes, this is one thing i didnt know, but now i added this fact to my knowledge

[@hasanmahmwed8415]

Wow. Totally impressed seeing how many times you responded to the comments. That’s some dedication 🎉

[@DrRichaTiwari]

We just keep trying to stay connected to the people. Stay healthy!

[@maheshlodwal68]

Thank you for touching the good topic & giving right information!

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@DNManik]

Putting a splint is the most important advice you have given doctor.

[@baijalpur7435]

Invaluable information. This is First time that somebody has given absolutely accurate information. Kudos.

[@monatoshbarman11]

Many people from the village area, say that when being bitten by a snake , the first step we should do is to tie a thin rope or thread just above the affected local site so that the poison would not travel further. But I had never known if these would really help. However, now, after having watched your video made me educated in this topic. Thank you very much Doctor for your informative presentation. It is really helpful..

[@efgh6569]

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[@sanatan1357]

Bro, if hospital is far then this method is more safe....you have to tie and continue was with tap water..

[@PriyankaKHR]

Dear Dr. Thanks for the video made in simple language. Just one correction. The bite site should not be washed or cleaned by first responders. This can be done in the hospital. Also in areas that have a distribution of medically significant snakes that are outside the Big Four category, knowing the culprit species can help doctors ascertain what kind of symptom to expect which will further help them be better prepared and manage the patient.

[@ANKIT_VISHWAS]

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[@nuralilakhani272]

True but not must Doctors can know from the symptoms

[@sherlockholmes5816]

Video Hindi mein hai aur aapne dekha aur samjha bhi aur comment bhi Kiya. Yahi comment Hindi mein kar deti Devi Ji toh jyada log samajh paate 👍🏻

[@nuralilakhani272]

@@sherlockholmes5816 Sorry Mai sayad doctoroks baarema likh Raha tha isiliye Meri umra 90 saal hai isi liye may Mari angregika Gyan nahi dikha Raha tha Halanki aapki baat dahibi hai

[@Pavankumar-ql1qn]

Ji bilkul sahi Bhut sare logo ko English samajhne me dikkat hoti hai Lekin Hindi aasani se samajh lete hai Pr kyaa karoge Hindi se enki pahchaan par fark padta hai 😂😂

[@valmikikumar4885]

Madam,you really always deserve public applause and recognition. Your thoughts are always beneficial. Other doctors should follow your ideals. Professionalism is dominant over most doctors. But very few are like you, providing better services selflessly.

[@loveboy-yk8tu]

Bhai tu pehle Angrezi ki class lele fir likhyo,Abe Hindi mai likh lega to use samajh nahi aayega kya wo bata bhi to hindi mai h rahi hai,nakli angrez banege.....

[@Syedusmantayyab3]

I'm a pharma doctor, I have also learned from this video❤

[@au-lg6ne]

I attend this topic in toolbox talk with 100 labours. Thank you for your great information Ma'am....❤❤

[@sureshparekh6847]

Very nice... I know few things about snake venom and bites, but today, you had explained very nicely... In India, there are too many death because of unawareness, traditional beliefs, like zad funk, bhuva, and all stupidity। Hope this kinds of awareness program should shown on TV, which will be really helpful

[@NaveenNegi-UK04]

Well explained !! As an Environment, Health & Safety I will give this training to my team and entire workforce. Thank you 🙏

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thank you too🙏🏻

[@rockykhan1514]

Toolbox talk topic😅..

[@shaik9213]

Option no 1 depending upon the Snakes which is been bitten... Russel Viper ka bite ke liye hai ye not for other Snakes such as King Cobra, Spectacled Cobra, Monocled Cobra... Just go to Dr, Hospital and Take AVS ( Anti Venom Serum). 👍👍👍👍

[@TheMaqsoodShow]

Information is very useful, I felt very sad that we lost the beauty of our language, we aren’t able to talk our own mother tongue with the help of English.

[@richardgomes8164]

Dr. Richa, this video was extremely helpful. I must admit that I was against all the four options initially when you posed the question. But this video was quite informative and useful.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@glamwithmanju557]

@@DrRichaTiwari Hi, anti venom.. Medicine name please? We can add on in FA box?

[@bucampusdiary4280]

Anti snake venom(ASV) is given along with neostigmine and atropine in case of cobra or Krait bite.

[@Mr.prashant9151]

Thanks Doctor for much needed information.Your video should be circulated in public interest.

[@RajendrakumarDesai-xm3mo]

Very very useful Thanks 🙏

[@sl.murarikumar9675]

Very well explanation.... But i feel there are so many local hospitals and doctors don't know... What is the solution or treatment for snake bite. So please make a video on it or explain medicine involved for treatment 💊💉. Thank you 😊🙏

[@rohanchauhan-8816]

I really appreciate your efforts ma'am. The way you presented this and your way of explaining it was totally simple but full of knowledge . Being a medical student i can understand that there so many myths regarding the snake bite ans scorpion sting in our country... but you already told us that.

[@prakashkumarmishra5769]

इस महत्व पूर्ण जानकारी के लिए बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद

[@mythoelogy]

Thank you for the accurate information Dr.! Growing up we have been told to tie the affected region in an attempt to obstruct the venom to reach our brain or other vital organs. This certainly equipped me with the right knowledge to help save someone.

[@serenesoul-yt]

This info is useful Not just to help others but also useful if we r a victim.

[@mythoelogy]

@@serenesoul-yt You're right! Either way, lives would be saved. :)

[@serenesoul-yt]

@@mythoelogy yep..

[@pranjalbaishya9149]

the first aid section of the Science book fed us all millennials lies :( the tying up the limb tightly part

[@mythoelogy]

@@pranjalbaishya9149 I am actually Gen Z but the misinformation continues. It's high time we include accurate information in First Aid trainings.

[@ncoolguy143]

Wow doctor, I got goosebumps by listening to the fact how powerful the snake venom is. Either ways, a snake can affect the neuro or the cardio... 😢😢

[@dushyantrajpoot3870]

Acchi knowledge milti hai aapki videos se❤

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thank you for appreciating

[@Rahul_10.]

Your way to present is superb and you can teach this near by villages so that they don't use their traditional methods 😅❤

[@kuldipguleria2615]

Thanks for giving us the knowledge on this very serious issue of snake ites about which most of us are clueless and terribly afraid. Please also tell us about the level of hospital where antidotes are always available. Also throw light on how to handle a snakebite case where the treatment is likely to be available only after 6 or 8 hours.

[@drharshdubey.7275]

The first and foremost thing is to stay calm because almost 70 % of snakes in india are non poisonous. But if it's poisonous then 1) Told the person to stay calm 2) immobilise the limb 3) Wash the wound with antiseptic liquid . 4) Rush toward the hospital that have ASV . Because I personally faced this in July 2020 but I was lucky enough that I got treatment on time . Note - Dont tight the place because due to lack of oxygen and proper nutrient supply it ultimately leads to gangrene..

[@jeetkumar8953]

Immobilise the limb

[@shahidkhan-jk4ul]

Can we splint cover completly with bandage or onle use cravets for splinting

[@durgeshsingh5220]

Is Dettol effective?

[@durgeshsingh5220]

Which snake bite you?

[@rishikasharma9326]

This knowledge are very required for people thanqu for this information it will be very useful for every patient!!!

[@sonika0414]

Thank you so much for such an amazing insight.I belong to an area from chhatisgarh which is called as NAGLOK because of the wide variety of snakes found here due to favourable climatic condition. I started searching for information on snake bite emergency response after we found Krait snake twice in our home. I'm glad I came across your video,and I'll make sure to share it .

[@ChibbRajput]

Hi sonika ❤❤❤❤❤

[@preetamyadav7952]

Bsdk ek thapad me so jaegya . Aukat me rha

[@arnoldschwarzenigga2268]

​@@ChibbRajput Nikal bharwe 👉

[@nishantmishra9679]

​@@ChibbRajputmulle bsdk nikal apne appajaan ko pakar jake

[@jindagikkuchpal421]

I am also from chhattisgarh...many times snakes come to my place. Dr can we keep any precautionary medicine at home for prior treatment after snake bite. Because the hospital is so far from my house

[@anwaraliansari4916]

Thanks doctor Your knowledge, presentation and pronounce is unbeatable

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thanks!

[@vineeta4145]

Very nicely explained Dr Richa, well done. Very useful specifically in this rainy season. I'm glad you can make more videos on simple topics for rural crowd. Your professional attire adds more authenticity to your talk. Thanks.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thank you, I will

[@artiKumari-ye5br]

​@@DrRichaTiwarii love you

[@naveenkumarpatel7477]

​@@DrRichaTiwari🎉🎉

[@राजेश्वरीप्रसादमौर्य]

बहुत ही महत्वपूर्ण अपने जानकारी दी है जिससे समाज को बहुत ही लाभ होगा धन्यवाद

[@DrRichaTiwari]

dhanyawad!

[@susmitachowdhury542]

Good, informative, well -presented----thank you DOCTOR. ❤

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@chaudharysatendrasingh1574]

Yeaterday my mom called me from my hometown and told me that she saw a big black snake in the house. I was very worried about my parents. I'm glad to see that video came across. Thank you so much for such informative video. 🙏 I think, it would be a good idea to buy an ASP and keep it at home for the emergency. 🤔

[@physicslover6967]

Bhai jaldi sei snake catcher ko bola ke ushko pakarwao

[@talibsha2874]

Brother, call the rescue immediately otherwise it can be dangerous to your parents.

[@yupp_harish3936]

rip

[@physicslover6967]

@@yupp_harish3936 no they are still alive

[@chaudharysatendrasingh1574]

@@physicslover6967 Bro, we there was no time for this. It was early in the morning.

[@edwinrehmat4994]

Thank you Dr. Richa, you explained very well and helped a lot in our knowledge. It cleared my concepts. I will wait your next video anxiously. Again thank you very much.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

You are most welcome, many new videos are already available.

[@talksensenobcplzzz2043]

Thanks for the information doctor. My question is, 'If the patient is not sure whether the snake was neurotoxic or cardiotoxic, how do you determine which treatment to give? In other words does it help to know the species of the snake?' 🙏 🙏

[@joymondal3211]

Everyone needs this knowledge...thank you mam 🙏...

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Most welcome 😊

[@Rohan_Tek4UT]

100000 likes for this Video Har School me 5 to 10th YE video dikhani chahiye. Every Year.

[@devnim9718]

Thanks madam Aapki jankari se mera ek jo dout tha vo clear ho gya..

[@akashjhingonia6111]

No need to identify snake species,it was so useful ,thank you ma'am Ma'am Keep it up 🤗🤗

[@HhhhehhshHdujiej-bg5dp]

Short, sweetband crisp good content very helpful mdm.. Thank you🙏

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PandeyJiRocks]

Thank Dr Tiwari! I have a big Phobia towards Snakes, its my scariest thing. Luckily i came across this video Gre8 ! simplified info you have thank you! Keep Growing Doctor Saab.!

[@Vladimir_Putin_2021]

Pahadi ho kya pandey ji

[@bramesh8030]

I am watching repeat ds class.. Apka saari topics easy method mi explain kartaa hi mmm Dhanyawad..want CPR ,BLS and ACLS class

[@himanshushandilya]

Can you also help with information on what kind of health authorities/hospitals/clinics we should reach out upon a snake bite as there could be cases where the anti venom is not readily available

[@sandeepsiddappa9460]

Thanks your Dr. Richa for sharing such a valuable information with such clarity, i wish you too a great health.

[@fatehalibaig982]

Thanks Dr, the video is informative and precautionery. I served in Army where there is Snake bite box available wherein a rope is also placed. As per your advice, one should not tie the upper area of snake bite. If it is so, i request all units to think about the rope. As the Army moves all around, the points in the video be noted. Jai Hind.

[@CliveRodrigues-k1o]

First thing high appreciate for significant information nd request to add more videos to people for more awareness to grip first aid as soon a possible nd to reached in the nearest hospital.

[@Marinebiologist787]

Incredible work done by you and your team , thank for this knowledge mam.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thanks a lot

[@Anshara.N]

I sent this video to my friends and they approve it 😂

[@KuldeepSingh-en6bw]

Thanks, Mrs Doctor for your valuable informative suggestions regarding snake bite. No 4 option as you told is best option.

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Yes, correct

[@AshokYadav-tv5xy]

@@DrRichaTiwari Thank you mam

[@armamtesoljd5122]

Very useful and essential information, very clearly said. Please make it in English for many others who need it. Thanks.

[@rajeshguha5698]

ज्ञानवर्धक, उपयोगी जानकारी प्रदान करने के लिए आभार 🙏🙏

[@seafriends9110]

Very good information Dr. I am from Pakistan,i think we have same snakes. I herd about many snake bites🪱 after rains in Sindh.I can share this information with villagers.

[@omkargaikwad9247]

Thanks ma'am, You doing great work and spreading the correct information to the peoples. Best wishes 🎉😊

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thanks a lot

[@umeshrathod250]

Well explained Dr Richa mam.. this needs to be shared in social media so that it reaches maximum number of people..

[@Deepak-INDIA]

Thanks doctor, defenetly very informative video. I Love it how you simply describe all these information. 👍👍

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Glad it was helpful!

[@guptadanish1478]

Thanks, Dr. for this valuable life-saving information. I had very wrong information as these steps are commonly taught in schools at the primary level in the first aid lesson.

[@IBRAHIMSHAH37]

This vedio deserve views in millions thank u mam 👉❣️

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thank you so much 😀

[@rishikeshsharma7103]

Very informative and a knowledgeable video you are giving awareness of snake bite mam I want to one thing about a snake biting if anyone snake bite it with someone human you use only one is Also that one is protected for anyone snake bite

[@preet43210]

Ma'am you are amazing 😍 No one has explained like you on youtube yet.....❤ Thanks for the genuine information......😊😊😊

[@DrRichaTiwari]

Thanks for your kind words of support 😊

[@ashishvyas6090]

Nice information