SPIDER BITE

[Guest guest]

My son-in-law Sean had a brown recluse spider bite while in the military. A

quick response by doctors made it possible for him to quickly recover from it in

only several weeks. His knee where he was bit was the size of a large

grapefruit I'm told. He is fine now. So go to the doctor and get this checked

out right away.

 

Linda

 

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" bubblingbrews " <wolflycanthrope

> I agree go to the Doctor's...spider venom (or any venom) can do

> serious and long lasting effects to the body. They also run a high

> risk of infection and respiratory issues.

[Guest guest]

Moderator's Note: Just out of curiosity, what type of snakes in FL?

DesertSkyNM

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Hi.

 

We live in Florida. My children and I have been bitten by spiders and snakes

and mosquitoes, Take a teabag and heat it up with soaked in water. Put warmed

teabag on bite and tie it up. it will absorb poison from biten area of skin.

afterwhile reverse bag.

This works on all bites, I hope you recover soon.

 

Shila

[Guest guest]

any particular type of tea?

 

 

 

 

shila patel wrote:

> Moderator's Note: Just out of curiosity, what type of snakes in FL?

> DesertSkyNM

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> Hi.

>

> We live in Florida. My children and I have been bitten by spiders and snakes

and mosquitoes, Take a teabag and heat it up with soaked in water. Put warmed

teabag on bite and tie it up. it will absorb poison from biten area of skin.

afterwhile reverse bag.

> This works on all bites, I hope you recover soon.