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12 Easy Methods to Get Rid of Spiders

How to Identify Spiders Bite?

Credit: AFPMB

Spider bites may be associated with sharp pain or be painless.  Burning at the bite location may occur for 30 to 60 minutes. Occasionally, systemic reactions such as nausea, fever, malaise, stomach cramps, or skin necrosis may occur, but are rare.

Within first 3-8 hours of the initial bite, a reddened area filled with puss may develop.  A noticeable eschar (dead skin tissue that may slough off naturally) may form.  In most cases it will come off naturally and the wound will heal in a few weeks.

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