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Snake bite
There was a 2 marks on my heel from last 5 days, it looks like a snake bite but I don't know it was a snake bite or what, 5 days have been passed!
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Unlikely. Because had it been poisonous snake bite, acute and severe symptoms would have occurred.
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Hi! 😊 Those two marks on your heel from 5 days ago with no swelling, pain or other symptoms are very good signs to say its most likely not a venomous snake bite. it’s often an insect or simple puncture. Book a quick consultation with me so I can assess it properly and give you a clear plan for full peace of mind.
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Since 5 days have passed and you haven't mentioned any swelling, pain, breathing difficulty, or other symptoms, the chances of serious envenomation are low. The two marks could be from a non-venomous snake, an insect, or even a thorn. That said, you should still get the wound examined in person — it may need proper cleaning and possibly a tetanus shot if you're not up to date. If you develop any swelling, numbness, weakness, vision changes, or difficulty breathing, go to the emergency room immediately.
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It’s been 5 days no need to worry It may be another insect bite
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U don't mention any complaints,  so its not possible
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Based on history alone, snake bite cannot be confirmed or excluded. In absence of progressive local swelling, bleeding manifestations, or neurotoxic symptoms over 5 days, significant envenomation appears less likely. Clinical examination and further evaluation are advised if symptoms persist/worsen.
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult Will help you
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