7 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Not in Thailand

You can purchase Heparin on Lazada.

6 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

 

They mentioned resuscitation, so presumably they were performing CPR for 30 minutes until they could get him proper medical care.  Possibly the CPR didn't work properly for whatever reason and he ended up brain damaged. 

 

Not sure why they think he's going to recover.  Perhaps he can breath unassisted even though there's nothing going on in conscious part of the brain?

If he was without oxygen for 30 minutes there is no hope sadly.

Haven't they done brain activity testing so they can inform the family.

 

All in all a very sad story.

Sure these disgusting snakes are part of the heritage but they are deadly and lethal.

Can't understand why they don't have full time people to remove snakes from places and more places don't have antivenom available. They are literally everywhere and yet it seems to be volunteers that get called to remove them instead of someone employed by the local authority.

19 hours ago, neverere said:

You can purchase Heparin on Lazada.

Given that you're not an expert: you cannot buy Heparin injections at Lazada.

You need at least 10.000 units of Heparin as initial dose, administered by Health care professionals (doctors).

Also, it is a study by Aus/Brit doctors and have to be verified. It seems to work as antidote but includes risks.

22 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Given that you're not an expert: you cannot buy Heparin injections at Lazada.

You need at least 10.000 units of Heparin as initial dose, administered by Health care professionals (doctors).

Also, it is a study by Aus/Brit doctors and have to be verified. It seems to work as antidote but includes risks.

I don't recall claiming to be an expert.

31 minutes ago, neverere said:

I don't recall claiming to be an expert.

Did I say that?