Ant bites contain toxins, but some ants are relatively weak, while others are more toxic. There are more species of ants in the world, especially those in the tropics or jungle areas, which tend to have more obvious toxins, and the local reaction to these ant bites can be serious, and if there are more parts of the bite, it can also endanger the patient’s life. Since most of the ant toxins contain acidic toxic components, when performing local treatment, the wound can be washed with soapy water to remove some of the toxins through acid-base neutralization, which can reduce the local symptoms. Sometimes the main reaction to ant bites is local pain and masses, which is due to the fact that in addition to local toxicity, allergic reactions are one of the more important clinical manifestations, in which case anti-allergy drugs can be taken along with antibiotics to reduce unnecessary infections. If the bite is heavier, the allergic reaction is more obvious, and even anaphylactic shock occurs, you should go to the hospital promptly and fight against shock by rehydration and other treatments. With the completion of toxin metabolism, most patients who are bitten by ants will not have much danger to their lives.