Being bitten by an Australian diamond is salvageable, and you must stay calm after being bitten by an Australian diamond. We can save ourselves. Self-help is nothing more than two points, one is to reduce the toxicity, and the other is to prolong the time.

First tie the bitten wound with a cloth belt, rope or shoelace on the centripetal side to control the flow of toxin into the heart, and then apply moderate force from the proximal end to the wound to squeeze out the poisonous blood, and rinse the wound with plenty of water. Every 15-20 minutes, release the bandage for 2-3 minutes to allow blood flow to prevent limb necrosis due to ischemia. Then wait for rescue, and do not exercise vigorously during the waiting time to avoid the spread of toxins.