BREAKING NEWS: If A Scorpion Stings You At Home Do Not Panic, Do This To Get The Poison Out And Save Your Life

If a scorpion stings you at home, don’t panic—stay calm and act quickly. Most scorpion stings, especially in Africa, are not fatal, but they can be very painful and dangerous, especially for children or the elderly.

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First, wash the sting site with soap and clean water to prevent infection. Then, apply a cool compress or ice pack wrapped in cloth to reduce swelling and numb the pain—never apply ice directly to the skin.

Keep the stung area still and at heart level to slow the spread of venom. Take over-the-counter pain relievers like paracetamol or ibuprofen if needed.

If you can identify the scorpion safely without getting stung again, try to remember its color and size for medical reference.

Seek medical help immediately, especially if you notice difficulty breathing, muscle twitching, or unusual symptoms.

Do not try to suck out the venom it’s dangerous and ineffective. Time is critical, so get to a health facility as soon as possible.

Acting fast, staying calm, and avoiding home remedies can save your life and help doctors treat you properly.

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