Goggins Reveals He Was “Crying Nonstop” While Filming Snake Scene in ‘The White Lotus’ Before Being Bitten and Taken to Hospital
Goggins Was Bitten by a Rattlesnake in Front of His House
He Was Taken to the Hospital and is Being Treated.”
The company said the bite was not life-threatening, Goggins is recovering and will have to monitor his health for about a week.
Goggins also shared on his personal SNS: “Many people contacted me so it was difficult for me to answer all the questions. After leaving the house for a while, I was bitten by a snake and had to be hospitalized. I apologize for making everyone worry and thank you all for your support.”
“Everyone reacts differently to toxins. However, I think I need to be hospitalized to monitor the situation. I will recover quickly and bring you good news. Thank you,” the actor added.
The incident of actor Goggins being bitten by a rattlesnake was also announced at the press conference for the movie’s premiere that morning. Goggins did not attend the press conference, making reporters curious.
“He was bitten by a rattlesnake and is in the hospital. While walking, he felt his foot was hot but thought he had stepped on someone’s cigarette butt”.
Rattlesnakes or rattlesnakes or rattlesnakes are a group of venomous snakes belonging to the genera Crotalus and Sistrurus of the subfamily Crotalinae (“cave snakes”) with the common characteristic that their tails can vibrate and rattle when hunting and warning of danger. There are 32 species of rattlesnakes with 65-70 subspecies, all of which are native to the Americas, from southern Canada to central Argentina.
Venom
Most rattlesnakes are highly venomous. Their venom can quickly paralyze the nervous system of prey such as mice, birds and some other small animals, then cause the victim’s heart to stop beating just a few minutes after being bitten. According to statistics in the US, each year there are about 7,000 to 8,000 victims of rattlesnakes with about 10 deaths.
Cases of snake bites Rattlesnake bites are mostly caused by stepping on or walking near them. When bitten by a rattlesnake, the venom from their fangs will seep into the wound, into the blood, breaking down the cells of the blood vessel wall and causing very dangerous internal bleeding. After being bitten, the wound will swell and be very painful. Along with that, the victim will feel anxious, nauseous and gradually weaken, have heart failure and die after 6 to 48 hours. If treated with serum within the first 2 hours, the victim will have a chance to recover quickly. Children when bitten by a snake often have more dangerous symptoms than adults.
