Electric Shock Treatment For Spider Bites

[Karl Note:  One of my friends sent this message.  I have no personal knowledge of the validity of this treatment but place it here in case you want to explore it.]

message:

Dear Karl,

A classmate of mine, an emergency room physician, uses a 26000v stun gun (not the 100,000v stun gun used by law enforcemnt) for treatment of venomous bites and stings. He has patients that have flown to see him from various parts of the US for treatment of Brown Recluse bites. One of these had not healed for two years. After shocking it healed within two months. One patient cleared who had had recurrent necrotizing arachnidism for ten years. I personally had experience with treating my wife's rattlesnake bite last year. She shocked the bite site on the big toe repeatly before she got to the ER. While in the ER the dorsum of the food started sweeling. I shocked the dorsum of the foot several times. Within twenty minutes the swelling had decreased. The extent of the swelling and discoloration did not extend above the ankle.

My wife gets severe reactions (erythema, swelling, and induration) to red ant stings. With shocking no reaction occurs.

I have read your protocol for using MSM for spider bites. Do you have any knowledge of using it for rattlesnake bites?

Thank you.

sterling j ryerson md
sjryerson@sedona.net
 

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