The doctor squeezed around where the reddish lump was and a sort of maggot came out. A maggot is a foreign body that infects the bloodstream, so you need to see your doctor to get antibiotics and to have a look at it before it turns nasty.
What I think we're seeing here is an anaphylactic (i.e., allergic) response to whatever venom the insect carried. The weals and the itching corroborate this.
I'd talk to my doctor, of course, but I'd also see if Benadryl/Diphenhydramine would do the job. This antihistamine is available over the counter almost anywhere in the world. I would take the maximum dosage as recommended on the box. If you don't see an improvement within 4 hours, call the doctor again.
Note -- if you start having trouble breathing, call for medical help instantly.
He was bitten by a spider, and a spider is not an insect, it's an athropod.
You should take her to the vet. She could be infected with something.
Being bitten by an insect..............drinking contaminated water!!!!!!!1
take him to hospital
He was bitten by an insect called the zancudo mosquito.
allergic and inflammatory dermtitis (eczema), insect bitten lesion, first degree burn
Sometimes certain peoples skin irritations or allergies may trigger a rash around the bitten area.
something
No she need's to take Benadril and get to the doctors!
1. By being stung or bitten by an insect 2. By being inhaled 3. By being swallowed
"Bite you" is an informal phrase that can have two meanings: 1) Literally being bitten by something, such as an insect or animal. 2) Figuratively used to express annoyance or anger towards someone or a situation, like saying "I don't care what you think, it can bite you!"
It is hard to know which insect is biting you. If your leg is swollen and hurting you can consult a doctor about what type of bug may have bitten you at home in May.