What can yu do for a spider bite?
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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.
176616
You really need to see a Doctor. It could be a spider bite.\nIt the meantime if it's red and hot you can put a wet cloth\non it. You don't want to let something like that go.
288680
You can buy some vitamin E gel caps. Break 1 open every morning & evening & rub it into the bite. This should help.\nAlso swallow 1 of the gel caps daily until healed.
36918
tie something above the wound (3in or so) make a slice right between the teeth marks suck and spit out posion
342335
You definitely can.  Spiders seek out warm, damp, dark places to make their nests or wait for prey.  On average, we eat lots of things we wouldn't normally think of eating.  We eat a pound or more of dirt each year found in our fruits and vegetables, for example.  Hate to say this... but we also ingest fecal materials (to put it gently) every year as well!  \nCome to think of it, I think I rather eat a spider than the variety of other things we find in and on our everyday foods!  It's nothing to worry about though so relax.  Ok, have a great night and sweet dreams!
478847
Use listerine and get a tongue scraper.  And drink LOTS of water.
811196
Wrap a tissue/ paper towel/ whatever you have around your finger and apply hard pressure with 2 fingers. I don't just mean touch it, I mean squeeze it!\nIt should stop and clot, but it will most certainly sting if you have spicy foods, salt, lemon, etc. and may even start bleeding again if its aggravated, so try to avoid touching it or eating something irritating.
799241
allergy medicines might help...and though painful, trying to get the stingers out might help a lot if you can get them. try not to hurt your face though.
87981
I am not positive whether it is cancer or not but I have been bitten many times and it sounds like you have gotten bit by a brown rucluse or black widow. Spiders like warm places in the winter, wash your sheets. Also call the doctor and make an appointment. They might send you to a dermatologist also. Finally apply an ice pack and take IBprofin to reduce swelling. Good Luck!
170630
It could be a spider bite.  She should see her doctor since I am not sure what a brown recluse bit looks like.
271037
Insect Bite\n\nWhen I get an insect bite, I use the homeopathic remedy Natrium Muriaticum, immediately. I use water or saliva to moisten the pill and distribute it on the bite. \n\nIf some time has elapsed before I get to the homeopathic pills, I use Ferrum Phosphoricum, because the body may have already reacted with an inflammation.\n\nFor swelling I use Dinshah Color MedicineTM, Dinshah color Indigo. Or, I take Kalium Muriaticum under my tongue, often at first, later less and less.\n\nFor the pain I take the homeopathic remedy Hypericum Perforatum. Also very often at first, under the tongue.\n\nYou have to decide if you should get a treatment by a professional. \n\nWishing you a speedy recovery.\n\nCordially, India.Magica
995715
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.
320496
Snakebite\nRattlesnake bites were often treated just like you see in old westerns: somebody would slice open the bite wound and suck the poison out. This was actually fairly effective if done right away. In one case we have record of, the victim (who was a child, incidentally) was given a shot of whiskey and a tobacco poultice to bandage the wound.
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The "rex" (as they are called) does live in parts of California.  I was bit by one and had to have skin removed because it was necrotic.  You can also have sores from sugar issues but these are usually on the legs and feet.  If you have the means, try to contact a spider bite clinic or look online for places that deal specifically with spider and snake bites.  These clinics usually have doctors that are trained in both specialties and they may be able to help you more than a regular ER doc.  From what I read, the female is more potent than the male and can live longer under harsher conditions.  If you still had venom in your system then I would be seeking help from a lawyer because if they treated you and misdiagnosed you - then gave you false information, they are liable.\n\nGood luck!  If you get a chance, let me know how this works out.  I know how much a bite can hurt ...
883342
Okay, first you need to give it a proper burial. Pick out a nice little casket, make it look nice. Don't forget to invite all the spider's friends; maybe one of them could say a few words about the spider, and how they would like to remember the spider. Then bury it some place nice. Perhaps buy a little tomb stone. Hope this helps.
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I cannot comment on black widow bites, but I am currently recovering from a brown recluse bit on my right buttock.  I did not know when it bit me.  I did not get sick nor did I die (of course!).  I just noticed a raised area about the size of a pea.  It kept spreading, getting red, and feeling hot.  I had some tingling in my right leg.  I had trouble getting in and out of the car, etc due to the area of the bite.  I ended up going to the doctor after suffering for about a week.  He put me on antibiotics (Keflex as I am allergic to the good stuff) - 4 a day for 7 days.  Whew!  He referred me to a general surgeon as he thought it would have to be lanced.  By the time I got to see the general surgeon (3 days later), it had opened on its own.  Only at that time did I experience  unbearable pain.  With each drop of gunk that oozed out, my right leg burned intensely down to my knee.  This pain lasted about one hour.  After that I kept it cleaned out and bandaged for about a week.  It is now starting to heal, but my last appointment with the surgeon informed me that the hard knot underneath the actual bite point will be with me for another two months or so.  Since then I have found numerous brown recluse spiders in my home - both alive and dead.  Today I had a professional to dust, fog, and spray my crawl space, my living space, and my attic space in my home.  He said I have a bad infestation of them.  He did tell me that I cannot get rid of all of them as I live in KY where they are prevalent, but I can control them.  I will always have a lingering fear of those creatures for the rest of my life.  I never was afraid of spiders before my bite.  I hope this helps you some.
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Put some ice on it.  That will help soothe it.  If the skin is damaged try some Neosporin.