Rat bites are usually not serious, but it is still a good idea to see a doctor if you are bitten. The main danger of rodent bites is the risk of infection. Rats carry bacteria and viruses that can cause potentially fatal conditions.
Mouse Bite Treatment
Treatment of rat bite: Grinding green mint leaves in water and applying the pulp on the area bitten by a rat destroys rat poison.
It is also good to eat mint leaves along with it. In addition to rat, mongoose or cat bitten, eating mint and applying the pulp of mint leaves removes the poison of the mongoose or cat. Continuous drinking of mint water reduces the effect of some poisons and applying ground mint on the bite site draws out the poison.
- Eating mint leaves along with mint paste in betel leaves also provides relief in bites of scorpions, wasps or poisonous insects. If there are rat holes in the house, get them closed. Place an iron net on the drains, so that water can drain out but rats cannot enter. A person bitten by a rat should avoid chilli and sour things.
- As soon as a rat bites, if you boil the leaves of a gold fly (Sanay) and give it to you for a few days, then the rat poison gets cured.
- Rat bite causes irritation at the bite site. The disease rebounds and re-emerges. Within a month or two, signs of the acute symptoms subsiding are clearly visible. The patient feels a burning sensation only when it comes in contact with water.
- In case of a rat bite, rubbing the damaged copra with radish juice and applying it is beneficial. Licking three grams of amaranth root powder with honey three times a day removes rat poison.
- If bitten by a rat, applying the pulp of barren cucumber leaves on that place and drinking the decoction of its tuber eliminates the rat poison. This is a panacea for rat poison.