The glans sea snake is highly venomous. The glans sea snake bites without pain, and its toxicity has a latent period. After being bitten by the glans sea snake, there is no obvious poisoning symptoms within 30 minutes or even 3 hours. However, this is very dangerous and easy Paralyzed.

After knowing whether the glans sea snake is poisonous, let's take a look at what to do if bitten by the glans sea snake. Immediately after being bitten by a glans sea snake, the wound should be washed with sea water, the bite site should be sucked by mouth, and the venom should be sucked out while spit out; the bite site should be ligated in a loop with cloth, gauze, bandage or rope above the wound and kept pressed. The tightness and stability of the ligation strips should not affect the deep arterial and venous blood flow of the limbs.