If you are bitten by an eel, you should observe the wound situation in time. If the wound is shallow and has no bleeding manifestation, it can be treated with simple disinfection; if the wound is deeper, you should go to the hospital in time for treatment and tetanus vaccination. 1. Shallow wounds: If you are bitten by an eel, you should observe the situation of the wound in time. If the wound is relatively shallow, just rubbing the epidermis, and does not cause serious damage to the deeper tissues of the skin, you can use light saline, medical alcohol, iodine and other disinfectant to wash the wound and do a good job of hygiene and cleanliness of the wound, and avoid spicy and stimulating food. 2. Deeper wounds: If the wounds are deeper and have bleeding, you should go to the hospital in time for tetanus vaccination, and do a good job of disinfection and cleaning, so as not to cause serious infections around the wounds, pus, and further expansion of the wound area. If the wound is large, you should go to the hospital in a timely manner under the advice of the doctor to suture the wound, and regularly inject tetanus vaccine, and follow the doctor’s instructions for preventive use of anti-infective drugs. Daily in the handling of eels to do a good job of body protection, to avoid being bitten by eels, if bitten by eels should be the first time to check the wounds and go to the hospital for anti-infection treatment, to prevent the production of more serious injuries.