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When a venomous snake bites, toxic venom is injected directly into the tissue, causing immediate pain and swelling. Within minutes, the venom begins spreading through muscles, blood vessels, and the lymphatic system. As it enters the bloodstream, normal blood clotting is disrupted, increasing the risk of internal bleeding. Vital organs, especially the kidneys and liver, come under severe stress as toxins accumulate. Muscle weakness, dizziness, and intense pain follow as circulation becomes unstable. Without treatment, the condition can rapidly worsen. However, when antivenom is administered in time, it binds to venom molecules and neutralizes their effects. Blood flow stabilizes, organs begin to recover, swelling decreases, and oxygen delivery improves. With fast medical intervention, a potentially fatal snake bite can become a survivable medical emergency.