Was the snake poisonous? Why didn't Gayatri pass out/ die?

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Teju

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Lol some snake poisons spread in body slowly.. 😊

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ria

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: memad

yes, me too think it like that now...but our/ tv show's usual perception is that snakes r poisonous..

scientifically it is proven that people die more of shock than the actual poison

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RM14

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: ananya2010
Good question, but i think if you tie a cloth or something above the bite then it takes time for the poison to spread, i am not sure, heard about it.

Ya true..my bro also told me the same..but ya the poison has to be taken out o/w it can harm the person badly..so her tying cloth was right method but it can harm her more as the poison still in his body at that area.

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Rafangirl

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: CutieTeju
Lol some snake poisons spread in body slowly.. 😊

yes...true..depends on what kind of snake it is...so lets assume that the snake that bit Gayu had mild poison..

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Rafangirl

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: .chandni.

scientifically it is proven that people die more of shock than the actual poison

omg...really...it is a revelation for me..

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Rafangirl

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: RM14
Ya true..my bro also told me the same..but ya the poison has to be taken out o/w it can harm the person badly..so her tying cloth was right method but it can harm her more as the poison still in his body at that area.

yes..ur pov right...poison has slowly taken its toll on Gayu...

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ria

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Originally posted by: memad

omg...really...it is a revelation for me..

yes it happens though

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longtime

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Posted: 10 years ago

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If we look at it scientifically everything is wrong.. 99% terrestrial snakes in India are non poisonous except king cobra, krait and viper.. Sucking the poison out vampire style is wrong.. It doesn't help anyone in anyway... Tying a cloth is fine .. But it shouldn't be too tight or it can cause gangrene.. Anti snake venom injections are given if snake is poisonous else cleaning the wound with soap and water and tt injection would suffice.. sucking out the poison its just lame and doesn't really work..

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-anoshka-

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Posted: 10 years ago

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Just did a first aid course and yes if you wrap the area all the way to the knee and down again then u can slow or stop the process of spreading the poison through blood stream but at the wounded spot you gotta apply some pressure..I.e. A padded towel or thick cloth and then start the wrapping process...

I guess she did wrap the wound too😆