Snakes can't bite people. Although the forest snake is a snake genus with trace toxins in the suborder Snake family, it is generally not considered that the toxin of the forest snake is dangerous and lethal to humans.

If bitten by a forest snake, First wash the wound with normal saline or soapy water, then rinse it with running water repeatedly, then squeeze out all the blood around the wound to prevent the venom from spreading, and then wipe it with iodophor for disinfection. It's better to go to the hospital to inject drugs to remove toxins. If you have an allergic reaction after being bitten by a snake, you need to take oral anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic drugs to prevent infection and inflammation.