Scorpion Bite Mimicking Acute Coronary Syndrome/Myocarditis Later Detected to Have Preexcitation Syndrome—A Case Report and Review of Literature

Introduction: Scorpion sting-induced myocarditis is a strange and potentially life-threatening problem that merits careful clinical consideration and management. Case Details: Our case, a young male presented with history of scorpion bite over left foot sole associated with local burning an itching with subsequent development of systemic symptoms. The patient received supportive care, including pain management, fluid resuscitation, and close cardiac monitoring. Given the severity of the myocardial involvement, specific interventions targeting the venom’s impact on the heart were initiated. The patient showed significant improvement in symptoms and cardiac function with the implemented management strategies. We present a case report of a patient who suffered myocarditis following a scorpion sting, emphasizing the distinctive clinical features, diagnostic dilemma, and successful management. This case highlights the importance of heightened awareness among healthcare providers when faced with scorpion envenomation, particularly in regions where such encounters are prevalent. Conclusion: This case report contributes to the limited literature on scorpion bite-induced myocarditis, shedding light on the diagnostic intricacies and successful management.