Come out blood

2025-11-29 15:05:33
Good eveving sir Today 6 clock come out blood my leg finger I do check no bites What problem sir After i touched my leg finger no bleed This is any snke bite sir
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Please see in nearby hospital . Because of without image/picture we dont know what happen .please consult further.

Answered2025-12-10 17:36:01

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Please send picture of the bleeding area if you can. All the best. J G S R clinic

Answered2025-12-09 04:55:02

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Answered2025-12-05 17:50:20

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Answered2025-12-02 10:47:51

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May be....emergency visit to hospital

Answered2025-12-01 02:23:08

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If you did not see any bite marks (no 2 puncture holes, no pain, no swelling) and the bleeding stopped immediately, it is NOT a snake bite. A snake bite does not look like simple bleeding from the skin — it always has: Two clear fang marks Pain or swelling Bleeding that continues Symptoms like numbness, vomiting, dizziness If none of these are present, it is likely just a small skin cut or nail scratch. You are safe. Just wash the area and apply ointment (Betadine).

Answered2025-11-30 12:54:30

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NO, FIND OUT FOR ANY MARK. WASH WITH SOAP N WATER FIRST N EXAMINE. INJ TT ONE AMPLE INTRAMUSCULAR IN DELTOID REASON.

Answered2025-11-30 10:24:26

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Answered2025-11-30 10:13:35

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Answered2025-11-30 09:28:37

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Hello, If blood came from the toe/leg finger once and stopped, and there is no bite mark, no swelling, and no pain, then this is NOT a snake bite. Snake bites always show two fang marks, pain, swelling, or systemic symptoms within minutes to hours. Most likely causes are: ✔ 1. Small crack in skin (fissure) Happens due to dryness, footwear friction, or sudden movement. Bleeds for a few seconds then stops. ✔ 2. Minor scratch or sharp edge injury The patient may not notice the moment it happened. ✔ 3. Small blood blister that burst Can bleed suddenly without pain. --- ❗ Why not a snake bite? Because snake bite usually causes: Fang marks Local swelling Severe pain Bleeding that does not stop easily Giddiness/vomiting
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Clean the area with water, apply an antiseptic 10% w/w Betadine, keep the area dry. Apply Fusidic acid ointment Observe for 24 hours for: swelling, pain, spreading redness, numbness, repeated bleeding. If any of these appear, visit a nearby clinic. Otherwise nothing to worry.

Answered2025-11-30 09:10:42

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Visit to hospital, incomplete history

Answered2025-12-11 08:46:06

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Can’t be predicted like that

Answered2025-12-07 08:37:42

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-11-30 14:28:07

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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green vegetables Fiber meal Do connect and consult

Answered2025-11-30 08:59:02

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