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How Long Will Redness And Swelling In The Foot Take To Alleviate?

I WAS BITTEN BY A COPERHEAD SNAKE ON THE ANKLE. wAS NOT GIVEN ANTI-VENOM . iT HAS BEEN 3 WEEKS. i HAVE REDNESS AND SWELLING IN MY FOOT AND ANKLE, MILD HEADACHES. How long can I expect this to last and should I soak it in warm or cold water?Will I have any long term effects from this.
Tue, 8 Aug 2017
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These are venomous snakes but not fetal
Death is not possible may occur if 20of them will bite you at the same time!! Also don't worry The available antivenum CroFab for copperhead bite is more poisoning then ye one you had.
After 2 weeks there is no need to worry, you can use Luke warm water not too cold or too hot.
Pain will be mostly psychological and redness of inflammation will also disappear soon
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Dr Muzaffar

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How Long Will Redness And Swelling In The Foot Take To Alleviate?

These are venomous snakes but not fetal Death is not possible may occur if 20of them will bite you at the same time!! Also don t worry The available antivenum CroFab for copperhead bite is more poisoning then ye one you had. After 2 weeks there is no need to worry, you can use Luke warm water not too cold or too hot. Pain will be mostly psychological and redness of inflammation will also disappear soon Please provide your feed back Regards Dr Muzaffar