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Tie above the bite and wash the site
Baboon spider bites are very rare but when they do occur, they produce symptoms such as pain and vomiting. However, their bite is not venomous so you can treat them with painkillers and an antihistamine.
In the majority of cases the hobo spider does not actually inject venom when it does bite, Hobo spider bites are not known to be fatal to healthy humans. If in doubt take yourself to hospital for treatment as soon as possible.
Most patients who think they have a spider bite have misdiagnosed themselves. Start by seeing your primary care provider or dermatologist if you have something you think is a spider bite.
The idea that Spiderman obtained powers by being bitten by a radioactive spider is pure fantasy; this cannot happen. The bite of a spider (or the bite of anything) does not give you powers, and should be avoided, since it may do you harm.
Hognose Snake and Hinduran Milk Snake are snakes. They start with the letter H.
If you think you have a spider bite...you should still see a doctor. Recently people have been mistaking spider bites for a serious and possibly fatal MRSA infection. I was given 50 mg Benadryl (diphenhydramine, generic, is available in sleep aid sections as well as antihistamine sections OTC) after a black widow bite and it did help a lot. If it is a brown recluse spider bite, you should see a doctor. People die from both of these types of spider bites.
How long spider bites last varies greatly with the type of spider. A typical bite can be red and irritated for up to two weeks. A bite from a spider like a brown recluse can cause problems for years.
yes, if this occurs you may be allergic to that certain spider and should see a doctor soon
Most spider bites are harmless but you should have it checked by a doctor. You can get a serious staph infection for a spider bite that isn't poisnous.
You should be concerned with a bite from a brown recluse at anytime...they are poisonous and the bite can be fatal....ummm ER-quickly!
That highly depends on the size, health and medical history of the dog. You really should ask your veterinarian.