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When a bite mark swells up, it typically indicates an inflammatory response to the injury. This swelling can result from the body's immune reaction to saliva or bacteria introduced through the bite, leading to increased blood flow and fluid accumulation in the area. Additionally, swelling may signal an infection or an allergic reaction, depending on the individual’s health and the circumstances surrounding the bite. Monitoring the bite for changes in appearance or worsening symptoms is essential, and medical attention may be required if concerns arise.
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What happens after you bite your tongue?
It swells up.
When a hamsters swells up what does this mean?
they are nearly dead
Your little finger swells up and has a small pimple just at the first joint what is it?
Sounds like a possible spider bite.
What does it mean when your hand swells up after you hit something?
It is most likely fractured(broken).
Does everyone react to the brown recluse venom?
your bite swells up and the venom eats your flesh and if your not treated by 24 hours you have a 75-25 chance of living
What does it mean when your ear swells up and gets itchy and red?
means u have jungle fever
What kind of bug leaves a little red dot that swells up your arm?
Some people have abnormally severe reactions to mosquito bites. Instead of merely getting an itchy red bump that looks like a pimple at the site of the bite, the whole site swells up. A bite from an immature deer tick can also cause swelling at the site of the bite. Other insects can also produce the symptoms you describe.
Do you add or subtract when you mark up?
Mark up would mean to add. Mark down would mean to subtract.
What did they use to make Bella's bite mark on Twilight?
Make up...Probably Fake blood
How are whitecaps different from swells?
swells vary and whitecaps are completely different
What do you do when your cats face swells up?
You should probably take your cat to the veterinarian for an examination. Facial swelling can be a sign of an intoxication or envenomation (such as wasp sting or snake bite), or it could be a severe allergic reaction.
What is it that swells up under the jaw?
lymphnodes
