How does the use of a drug for treating clots offer protection against cobra venom damage

Explain the mechanism through which a drug used for clot treatment can prevent damage from cobra venom.
Using a drug for treating clots can offer protection against cobra venom damage through the following mechanism:
  • Clotting agents help in faster clot formation at the site of cobra venom injection.
  • This rapid clotting can limit the spread of venom throughout the body.
  • By preventing the venom from circulating, the drug reduces its overall toxic effects.
  • The clotting process can also help in containing the venom at the site of injection, minimizing tissue damage.
  • Additionally, the drug's ability to enhance clot formation can improve the chances of survival by preventing excessive bleeding caused by the venom.
Overall, the use of a clot-treating drug acts as a protective barrier against the damaging effects of cobra venom by aiding in the containment and neutralization of the venom's spread.
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