We're about to delve into a specific type of snake whose bite causes blood to flow from every pore of the victim's body. These snakes inject venom that induces hemorrhaging even from the victim's gums, staining the teeth with blood.

If immediate treatment is not administered to the bitten individual, their condition deteriorates to the point where surrounding people begin to fear them. We're discussing the Russell's viper, Saw-scaled viper, and Hump-nosed viper. These snakes are hemotoxic, meaning their venom targets the blood in the human body.

Changes in the Body Post-Bite

If any of these three snakes manage to bite a person, the venom directly affects the circulating blood in their body. As a result, the victim's blood becomes thin, and wherever there is an exit route, it starts oozing out. Due to the blood not clotting, the patient experiences bleeding from the nose, mouth, urine, hemorrhoids, ears, intestines, etc. Additionally, if any wound on the patient's body has recently healed, it may reopen, causing further bleeding.

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