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What a Brown Recluse Spider Bite Looks Like (19 pics)

Posted in RANDOM 20 Jan 2012 41616 24

If you have a queasy stomach, then you might not want to look at these photos. These pictures show the progression, and eventual recovery, from the wicked bite of the dangerous brown recluse spider.

What a Brown Recluse Spider Bite Looks Like

Credits: izismile.com

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bertha_2_2 13 year s ago

god damn!!

ptpie 13 year s ago

bad shit

orendadude 13 year s ago

Holy shit!!

Mogwai 13 year s ago

wow damn

mm 13 year s ago

Horror. I live in Finland and biggest spiders here are size of a thumb's nail, thank God. One time I was driving and I saw GIGANTIC spider crossing the road. It was bigger than my hand. I don't know where the hell it was coming, but if you're not accustomed to big spiders, you will freak out. I know I did.

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dtown 13 year s ago

wait....it never got better then that? jeez

Troll 13 year s ago

Recluse spiders will fuck you up!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recluse_spider

It's spiders like these that make me question my move from the north country.

JORGE SUAREZ 13 year s ago

AWFUL, BUT WAIT, IS IMPORTANT TO RECOGNIZE TO THE GIRL, NO MATTER THIS UGLY SITUATION, SHE NEVER LET OFF THAT SILLY SMILE

Enter your name 13 year s ago

@mm Brown recluse spiders are actually small. the picture makes them seem bigger than they are.

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DarkWolf 13 year s ago

The above comment is correct. They're not that big. The largest I'd seen scurrying about the house was about the size of a half dollar. Most being smaller than a quarter. They are long legged suckers though.

99.5% of the time they leave well enough alone and stay out of peoples ways. Thus the name Recluse.

I remember when we moved into this new place. Every time I'd open a closet door or move something, I'd see 3-4. Now I see one a month tops. Thumbs up for pest control and vacuuming. [they dislike interruptions and will move on. The pest control kills the food, not the spider. They walk high and keep their abdomen off the ground at all times]

There's no treatment for a bite. Just antibiotics, pain killers and a possible dose of steroids depending on the reaction. Got bit on the leg by a small one and there was a hole about the size around as a pencil for 2-3 months and the skin was tender over it for 6-8. Serious reactions are rare and large scale necrotic reactions are rarer.

Ah well.. Enough rambling. Thumbs up to the girl for keeping that smile of hers. That's a heck of a reaction to have to go through.

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DarkWolfisaliar 13 year s ago

None of this is true.

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DarkWolf 13 year s ago

LOL... Classic.. Have a good life. :)

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lobo 13 year s ago

eeuhh, DarkWolf in wich country are you living?

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DarkWolf 13 year s ago

USA, far south west side of Kentucky.

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Grump 13 year s ago

Is she dies?

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Kingro31 13 year s ago

Nasty

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gigantes 13 year s ago

girl's unfortunate but at the same time pretty darn lucky she only got bit on the ear. those bites can cause surface ulcers and nasty-looking complications. not at all what you'd want on your cheek or nose, etc...

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eipassaa 13 year s ago

How long did she wait before going to a doctor ?

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Nezumi 13 year s ago

Camel spiders...now those are scary fornicators of matriarchs.

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lolipop 13 year s ago

too bad

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BillTheWelder 13 year s ago

Very mild case compared to what I've seen such as amputations of fingers and toes and small to large sections of tissue and muscle. Theres no antivenom for its bite and the effects can last years from mild to severe.