Man Bitten by Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake in Commerce Township
Daniel Case was given antivenom after the bite and suffered a seizure, then returned to A&E days later with ongoing chest pain and palpitations.
- On June 25, Daniel Case, 45, of Tintagel, north Cornwall, suffered a venomous snakebite after discovering a two-foot adder hiding beneath his sofa in his rural cottage.
- Case felt a "shooting pain" in his right foot while rising from his seat, discovering a "whopping great adder" with "very solid black and green" scales latched to his foot.
- Rushed to Derriford Hospital, Case received antivenom through a cannula at 8.30pm but suffered a seizure "as soon as the cannula came out" and remained hospitalized overnight.
- Case continues to experience persistent pain and swelling in his foot and leg; doctors evaluated him for compartment syndrome and blood clots, though neither developed.
- To prevent future encounters, Case shielded his windows and doors with heavy fly netting, saying "I'm very conscious of where I put my feet, even in the house at the minute.
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DETROIT — Snake bites on humans are very rare in Michigan. However, a man was bitten by an eastern massasauga rattlesnake, the state's only native venomous snake species. The incident occurred last Tuesday in Oakland County, specifically in the Proud Lake Recreation Area, […] The post Man suffers bite from eastern massasauga rattlesnake in Metro Detroit, Michigan's only venomous snake appeared first on Latino Detroit.
Novi man bitten by rattlesnake at Proud Lake Boat Launch
A 41-year-old Novi man was rushed to the hospital after he was bitten by the only species of venomous snake in the state. According to officials with the Commerce Township Fire Department, this happened on Tuesday, July 21, near the boat launch in Proud Lake Recreation Area.
Man rushed to hospital after being bitten by Michigan’s only venomous snake
OAKLAND COUNTY, MI – A 41-year-old Novi man was rushed to the hospital after an Eastern massasauga rattlesnake bit him in Commerce Township, Fire Chief James Dundas said.
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