There are several things a person can do at home to treat a spider bite. Your first step is to wash the affected area with cool soapy water. You will then want to apply ice or another form of cold compress to the area. If you're experiencing pain be sure to take a pain medication such as Tylenol. Elevation of the bitten area is important. Be sure to monitor the spider bite area over the next 24 hours. If the affected area gets worse and you begin to develop other symptoms then you will need to see a doctor as soon as possible.
The nature of the way venom enters a body makes a circular swelling, welt or redness a very common symptom of everything from a chigger bite, Spider bites to a bee sting and Tick bite.
The gasteracantha cancriformis is a type of spider known by many different names including spiny orb weaver, jewel spider, and smiley face spider. The bite of this spider causes a burning sensation that is often described like that of a fire ant bite. However, besides the burning sensation the bite is not dangerous in any other way for most people.
The jumping spider family, Salticidae, contains more than 5000 species of jumping spiders. The best way to avoid a jumping spider is to get rid of it, either by catching it with a tissue or using a flyswatter to squish it.
Depending on the spider bite and if left untreated yes you can. yes ... but it's extreamly unlikely. a spider is too small to kill a normal human. if you're alergic, all bets are off Yes, there are some spiders whose bite will kill but most spider bites won't.
my theory is, spiders are generally thought to be revolting because of their hairy body and long, thin legs which make one feel like the spider is going to grab you, though of course no such thing can happen. Therefore, the longer the legs and the hairier the body, the scarier the spider!
In general, most spider bites are not harmful and do not cause the throat to close. However, some people may have allergic reactions to spider bites, which can include symptoms like swelling of the throat or difficulty breathing. If you experience severe symptoms like these after a spider bite, seek medical help immediately.
because its a good way to get rid of him :)
There is nothing really special about the spider. It has no special power except to scare people. Just get rid of it in a way that sits well with you.
yes Hitler thought the holocaust was a good idea because then that way he could get rid of the whole race he was trying to get rid of in the first place but in a faster and easier way.
I assume your talking about the common garden spider: the spider in question is most likely the black and yellow Argiope (Argiope aurantia), one of the species of orb weavers. They are found throughout the north america (where ever there is a warm but not overly hot summer).It is not likely to bite you but if you forced it to bite you by pressing it against your skin for some amount of time, the bite would result in swelling and discomfort. It would be a severe and unusual allergy that would result in anything more life threatening from a garden spider bite. they should be seen as a welcome site in any garden if you choose not to use insectisides as these will cut down on grasshopper populations in a very big way.
There are few ways to get rid of scars including ant scars. One way is to apply cremes designed to remove scars from the skin. In most cases any scar will lighten over time.
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