Treatment of a scorpion sting
* Pain at the site of the sting can sometimes be limited with an ice cube.
* Painkilling injections (morphine-based painkiller) may be required and a doctor should therefore be consulted. In the case of more marked symptoms, treatment must be given as for snake bites, and the patient must receive medical treatment as quickly as possible.
* There is antiserum for scorpion venom. Treatment must be overseen by a doctor.
First if you have a partner with you let him/her suck out the poison. It is not poisonous to taste but spit it out once it is sucked out. Then stop the blood flow. Tie down the defected limb with a clothe. Make sure it is tight. You probably shouldn't walk so it is recommended to be carried.
Now if you don't have a partner you can do with out the sucking just make sure you barely use the infected limb.
We use Western Mugwort, a plant that grows all over the western U.S. It can be used in tincture form or as a poultice, as well as internally.
My husband, an herbologist, has been stung 29 times by the centuroides scorpion (rock scorpions don't count). He has experimented with many different remedies and mugwort is his favorite. If you are out hiking and get stung, look around for a mugwort plant, chew up some of the leaves and hold them against the sting.
by putting a needle in your arm an d ejecting the poision
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Wash the sting with soap and water and remove all jewelry because swelling of tissue may impede the circulation if it not allowed to expand (for example, a sting on a finger that has a ring surrounding it).
Apply cool compresses, usually 10 minutes on and ten minutes off of the site of the sting.
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) 1-2 tablets every 4 hours may be given to relieve pain (usually not to exceed 3g per 24 hours). Avoid aspirin and ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) because they may contribute to other problems.
Antibiotics are not helpful unless the sting area become secondarily infected.
Do not cut into the wound or apply suction.
Treat like snake bite
With a scorpion, it would actually be a sting instead of a bite. The sting will likely be painful and swell a bit. It might go numb around the sting itself.
The daner of a scorpion is not its bite but its sting. Its mouth parts are too small for a bite to hurt you.
The scorpion was the catalyst for making him go and look for the pearl. It was the evil that made the main character look for the pearl to save his baby boy.
A bite from a large scorpion is less bad than a bite from a small scorpion. Either way, get yourself to a doctor or to the hospital as soon as possible.Scorpions generally don't bite but they do sting. If you are stung by a scorpion it is probably best to seek immediate medical attention, although many species of scorpions are relatively harmless. It might be sensible, if possible, to capture the scorpion and bring it with you, in a container, so that it can be indentified and the correct treatment can be given (as some species are more poisonous than others).
Treat like snake bite
suck it up. hope not to die
The scorpion bite does have acid in it if that is what you mean.
no
With a scorpion, it would actually be a sting instead of a bite. The sting will likely be painful and swell a bit. It might go numb around the sting itself.
u treat it by rubbin ice on ya bite fools
The daner of a scorpion is not its bite but its sting. Its mouth parts are too small for a bite to hurt you.
NO, but they can sting you and kill you like that. There are 25 scorpion species known to be venomous enough to kill a human being.
Remove the scorpion, ensuring that while pinching you with its pincers you do not allow it to sting you with the stinger on its tail.
The venome from the scorpion can treat a sting from it. It's kind of hard to belive.
In my opinion, no because it could like get out and bite you and that would be bad.
They can sting, use their pincers, or even bite. They can also hide by being camouflage.