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Editado por RollTide2235:
3/1/2019 10:44:35 PM
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Did you feel it bite you? If not, it may have been a brown recluse and if that’s the case...that really sucks for you.
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Op would be experiencing necrosis. I don't think the bite they have is that bad
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Editado por RollTide2235: 3/4/2019 4:32:55 AMNecrosis usually doesn’t occur until after 2 days after the bite occurs and normally only if it goes untreated. Usually within the first 2 days of a bite people normally will have some type of ulceration with discoloring in the skin and by that time, most people seek treatment which in turn will often prevent the bite area from developing necrosis. Of course that’s not the case for every recluse bite. And I must respectfully disagree with the notion that a brown recluse bite isn’t that bad. They can be very bad. I’ve seen a few that have put people in the hospital for several days. Now grant it most people dont have that bad of a reaction when bitten, but it can be serious.
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It most likely not a brown recluse bite. They were bitten twice over a couple days and aren't experiencing any symptoms of one. I know how bad they are, but I'm saying op most likely wasn't bitten by a recluse
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Ah ok. I misunderstood your point. My apologizes.
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No worries
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Editado por Girraffalope: 3/4/2019 3:02:26 AMI get spider bites a lot. I didn't feel it because I was asleep but I'm 100% positive it's a normal bite
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If its a brown recluse thats horrible.
