How to Treat a Brown Recluse Spider Bite
Brown recluse is one of the most deadly spiders as the necrotic venom that they deliver in their bite can even cause death to the victim if left untreated. So, it becomes necessary to seek immediate medical treatment after getting bitten by brown recluse. However, sometimes it becomes difficult for people to reach hospital immediately as they are on such a place where no hospital is around. In this case, you should learn how to stop the pain and spreading of venom into the body. Keep reading to know how to treat and survive a brown recluse bite.
Things Required:
– Numbing Spray
– Ice pack
– Antihistamines
Instructions
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First of all, you should try your level best to reach to a doctor as soon as possible after getting bitten by a brown recluse because making it late can cause you severe damage and even the venom of brown recluse can take your life.
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However, if you are far away from the hospital then you have to rely on self medication. You should immediately apply a medicated numbing spray on the affected area to control the discomfort.
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You can use Solarcaine which is pretty effective in reducing the pain and discomfort that you feel after getting bitten by a deadly brown recluse.
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Usually, when brown recluse bits a human, it causes swelling on the affected area. This swelling increases as time passes and you have to stop it. Take an ice pack and apply it on the affected area for stopping the swelling. Applying an ice pack will reduce the temperature of the affected area and will help in stopping the swelling.
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However, you should understand that it is a temporary treatment to stop aggravation of swelling and discomfort for a limited period of time. Do these things in order to find enough time to go to hospital or to a doctor for getting proper treatment.
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You should also take antihistamines for avoiding any allergic reaction. However, make sure you do not exceed the recommended dosage as it can cause you more trouble.
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If the brown recluse has bitten you on your torso or face then you should rush to the hospital because the necrotic venom can cause you severe harm in these areas more rapidly as compared to other areas of your body.
