How did pioneers cure scorpion stings?

Answer 1

Take scorpion venom and dissolve it with alcohol/water, dilute in a ratio of 9:1 and succuss (strike forcefully) 10 times, take a tenth portion of that and repeat dilution and succussion step 12 times, to create a 12X potency remedy. Take a portion immediately, save the rest for future emergency.

Answer 2

In order to cure a scorpion sting, you would most likely want to wash it thoroughly with soap and water, and also put ice on it.

Most scorpion stings are not fatal. The answer above is still the recommended, immediate treatment for a sting. If possible, the affected area should be elevated above the heart. The only additional step in today's treatment is: "If you develop symptoms such as numbness or tingling of extremities or face, blurry vision, or muscle twitching, roving eye movements, go to the nearest emergency room."

Answer 3

Scorpions sting, they do not bite. In the United States most stings from a scorpion can be quite painful and cause a period of discomfort but are rarely fatal. Most are no more dangerous or painful than a sting from a bee or a wasp.

Answer 4

Pioneers? to cure scorpion bites, they did not do anything fortunately, since the bites are not poisonous. The most they would have done was drained the wound, using the tie and suck method

Answer 5

by using berries and grasses to make a medicane

Answer 6

By applying chewing tobacco juice from their mouth to the sting.

Answer 7

I would suck it out then spit it out.

Answer 8

Use Oil and Turmeric