what type of spider bite makes your bones hurt?
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A brown recluse or other spider bite usually causes a local reaction or abscess rather than a systemic reaction (all over).  The bite may be a tick bite.  If it is, and from a rocky mountain spotted tick, you can develop a fever, headache and pain in the bones, especially joints and the back.  You need to be evaluated by a doctor and have a lymes test done to see if it was a tick.  Bear in mind tho, that alot of times the first lymes test may be negative even tho you may have it, so you may need tested more than once.  Spider bite will cause redness, pain, heat at the bite site, get progressively worse and if its a brown recluse, the center will start to get necrotic (black) and abscess.  Please get checked.
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it might be a brown recluse spider bite.  keep a watch on it.  if it continues to get infected you will have to go to the doctor.  let someone older look at it please.
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Also, you can look to see if there is one puncture wound or two.   one, being the tounge of the misquite and the two puncture wounds being spider fangs.\n\nMy solution for itching: make a paste out of baking soda and water, and apply it to the ichy area.  it is short term relief, but it does help.
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Spiders can bite and sometimes do for no reason.  They also are usually nocturnal (coming out at night).  \n\nMost spiders can not bite through human skin.  The ones that can are fairly rare and are usually known locally and eradicated.  (At least in the US)\n\nBefore you fear something, its a good idea to look to those with more experience (time).  I've lived with spiders for more than 4 decades and have only been bit once, and it wasn't much worse than a mosquito bite.  So ask those around you to lay your fears to rest.
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Try these sites and I also recommend a check up at the doctor:\n\nhttp://spiders.ucr.edu/\nhttp://www.surviveoutdoors.com/emergency/spiderbites.asp
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The first thing you want to do with a bite wound is to mark it. Take a (NON TOXIC!!!) pen and draw a circle around where the swelling is, and write down the time either next to it or on a piece of paper.\n\nLater, say 20-30 minutes, check it again and remark it if swelling has increased, repeating the above steps.\n\nThis will help the ER staff and/or doctor know the severity of the wound. \n\nIMPORTANT: If at all possible, identify the spider. Squish it, take a photo, whatever! Just make sure it doesn't bite you again in the process. If you DO squish it, put it in a plastic bag and bring it into the doctor. They need to know if the spider is poisonous or not.
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Arachnophobia.  My mom would tape plastic spiders on the cabinets when I was a toddler to keep me out of them.  It worked!
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spiders of all kinds and sizes
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http://www.calpoison.org/public/spiders.html#1             http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?_adv_prop=images&imgsz=all&imgc=&vf=all&va=spider+bites&fr=FP-tab-web-t&ei=UTF-8                               The first site explains what spider bites look like and the second site has pics, I looked through several and I did not see one that lookied like what you are describing, are you sure it is a spider bite???  I will warm you the site with the pics is kinda gross!!!  but I hope it helps  Good luck, I would be curious to hear what it was, thanks!!!
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mosquito bites....spiders bite three in a row if they don't get disturbed in the process\n\nmaybe she has eczema
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The active ingredient in brown recules spider venom is thought to be sphingomyelinase D, which is an enzyme that degrades some lipids very important to the body.  There is not a proven natural way to inhibit sphingomyelinase D, so tissue death aound the site of the bite will occur and may continue for some time.\n\nSee a doctor ASAP.  (Like tonight)
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Maybe, maybe not. There are alot of insects (ugh) that are crawling or flying around that could leave the same marks.  However, if it even looks like it is starting to rot (for lack of a better word), PLEASE don't delay.  Get to the ER ASAP!!!!!!!I have heard that brown recluse spider bites aren't really noticed as you usually do not know that you have been bitten.  Do a web search on brown recluse spider bites.  I ran across a site one time - wish I could remember the URL.  It had pages and pages of Pictures of people that had been bitten by a brown recluse. They rate each and every one of them.  The ratings are from a 1-5. Of course 5 being the grossest things you will ever want to see.  You can also send your picture of the place where you have been bitten and they will be able to tell if it was indeed a brown recluse.  Good Luck.....
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Vitamins do not protect you from disease or from animal bites. A lack of vitamins will make you sick. More vitamins will not make you stronger. Vitamin supplements are only helpful if you are missing some. Most healthy people with a good diet, do not need vitamin supplements.\n\nAnyway, to avoid spider bites, use common sense. :)
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I got really sick from a spider bite the other day.
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If it has been two days since you were bitten and there are no problems showing up you have\nnothing to worry about.  While almost all (not all)\nspiders have venom most of them have little or\nno effect on vertebrate animals, the poisons are\nadapted to kill insects and other invertebrates.\n\nYour description of the spider does not contain\nenough information to identify it.  One of the most\ncommon spiders shaped like a black widow is the\ncommon comb-footed house spider Achaearanea\ntepidariorum.  It is harmless.\n\nFor information on spider bites in general, with\nspecial reference to brown recluses, but also\nmentioning others, see an article titled "Bites of\nbrown recluse spiders and suspected necrotic\narachnidism" by D.L.Swanson and R.S.Vetter\nin New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 352,\npages 700-707, Feb. 2005.
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What hurts the most, Skin
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I found this site, it has links to pretty much any kind of bite you want to see as well as links to other webpages as well.  However, if you know what kind of insect bite it is, you might want to go to google.com and do an image search using the type of insect and bite as key words.