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How do you treat a scorpion sting in the 1800's?

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Didn't they have to suck it out? oh wait no that was for cactus....uh here i found this:
<span>Often a cloth or rubber band would be tied around the sting in order to stop the venom from spreading to other parts of the body.</span>

Blizzard [7]3 years ago

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They most likely dumped
whiskey or some type of alcohal on it

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