The Egyptian cobra is venomous. The Egyptian cobra is a large, sturdy and highly venomous snake.

If bitten by it, first sit still and avoid moving, and then ligate the proximal part of the wound with a bandage to block the blood flow, so as to avoid the venom from invading the whole body through the blood circulation, resulting in Systemic poisoning.

The second is to treat the wound locally. After repeatedly washing the wound with clean water, if there is a suction cup or There is a cupping pot that can give negative pressure suction to suck the venom or blood out of the body as soon as possible. Send it to the nearest hospital with antivenom as soon as possible. Do not allow the patient to move by themselves during transportation, and try to carry the patient lying down as much as possible.