The Indian cobra is poisonous. The venom of the Indian cobra is a strong neurotoxin. The neurotoxin mainly attacks the nerves of the heart, muscles, and respiratory system, so the wound will not be very painful, and the toxin will block the connection between the organs and the nervous system. , causing muscle paralysis, respiratory failure, and cardiac arrest.

When bitten by an Indian cobra, the material should be taken locally and tied at the proximal end of the wound The principle of ligation is to block the venous return without hindering the arterial blood flow. It is not advisable to run after being bitten to avoid accelerating blood flow and absorption of snake venom.

Early local and effective detoxification treatment is very important. The principle is to detoxify the wound as soon as possible, destroy the venom of Indian cobra and prevent the absorption of Indian cobra venom.