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Thread: Cape Cobra.
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25-10-2019, 12:02 #21
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Re: Cape Cobra.
IIRC, there was a movement away from Anti-venom in favour of treating the symptoms. If you can get to a decent medical facility in time, your chance if making it with neurotoxic venom in your body is pretty good.
Cytotoxic venom buys you time to get to a medical facility (if the venom did not get into the circulatory system i.e. found it's way to your heart).
What you get instead is weeks, if not months in hospital.
If the gangrene doesn't get you, and if you keep the affected limb, you are in for months of rehabilitation. You will probably never regain full use of the affected limb.
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