Snak anti-Venom is a two-drug antivenom used to treat poisonous snake envenomation. It contains water-resistant substances that are specialized in starting the venom in the body, reducing the protection of organs and preventing the risk of sympathetic overreaction. This medication is considered one of the essential medications that can save the victim's life if administered promptly under medical supervision. It is also produced by stimulating specific doses of venom, then activating the antibodies and purifying them for human use. Therefore, it is considered the opposite of snake venom in emergency situations.
Snak anti-Venom is often given by skin rash. The patient's condition, the type of snake, and the amount of venom they have been exposed to are recorded. Then, some doses are given suddenly to reduce the risk of harm and limit some symptoms, such as rash, low blood pressure, or itching. In rare cases, severe allergic reactions may occur. Therefore, an effective dose must be given within a reasonable range, with any complications for safety, to achieve the best results.