General snakes generally do not take the initiative to attack humans, but the Egyptian cobra is a very ferocious species. When humans approach it, it will expand its neck, erect its front body, and actively launch an attack.

The Egyptian cobra is a highly venomous snake. If bitten by it, you should first sit still and avoid moving, and then ligate the proximal part of the wounded limb to block the blood flow to avoid the The venom invades the whole body through the blood circulation, resulting in systemic poisoning.

The second is to treat the wound locally. After washing the wound repeatedly with clean water, If there is a suction cup or a cupping pot, negative pressure suction can be given, and the venom or blood inside can be sucked out of the body as soon as possible.

The last thing is to send it to the nearest hospital with anti-venom as soon as possible. Don't let the patient move on their own when transporting, and try to transport them on their backs. If there is snake medicine nearby, it can be given orally or applied externally, both of which have the effect of detoxification. If the patient has difficulty breathing, or even stops breathing and heartbeat, he should give CPR on the spot, and call 120 to ask for medical help.