When is it needed?
- Any bite where a snake was seen or suspected
- Drooping eyelids, difficulty swallowing or breathing
- Bleeding from the bite site, gums or in urine
- Swelling spreading up the limb
- Reduced urine after a bite
How we treat it at Aarogyavaram
- Immobilise the limb, keep the person calm and come straight to hospital
- Assessment and blood clotting test on arrival
- Anti-snake venom as indicated, with monitoring for reactions
- Ventilator support for paralysis; dialysis for kidney injury
Recovery & what to expect
Most patients treated in time recover completely. Observation continues for at least 24 hours even if symptoms seem mild.
Cashless & insurance
Many of these treatments are covered under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) packages, the UP State Employees cashless scheme and health insurance policies. Aarogyavaram is cashless with 16 insurers and 10 TPAs — our TPA desk confirms your cover at admission. See all cashless partners →
Frequently asked questions
What should we NOT do after a snake bite?
Do not cut the wound, suck the venom, apply a tight tourniquet or waste time on home remedies. Keep the limb still and come to hospital immediately.
Do you have anti-snake venom?
Yes — call 91510 10313 on the way so the team is ready.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Treatment is decided by the treating doctor after examination. Aarogyavaram does not run OPD consultations; specialists attend to admitted patients and emergencies.