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Spider Bitten

I was bitten by a spider (think it was a brown recluse) about 2 years ago. The bite area kept getting redder and larger for the next 3 days. I ended up in the emergency with an iv of Zithromax for 2 days. Eventually got better, no damage. But when I went to remove the iv tape from my lower arm the whole patch of skin came off on the tape. And ever since, my skin has been like parchment skin. If I rub my lower arm on anything, the skin scrapes off. Any suggestions? I'm only 47 yrs old and not gone through menopause yet.

Pfeif on 2007-01-04

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

That's normal for recluse spider bite. Here's some info - there's plenty more if you do research.

http://www.emedicinehealth.com/spider_bite_brown_recluse_spi...

ZepOz last decade

Pfeif, you should try Lachisis-30 once a day at alternate days for two weeks.

Later on after two weeks if still problem persists you should take Kreosotum-30 same way as I said about lachisis.

kuldeep last decade

Thank you for the advice! I will try those remedies and report back the results! Much appreciated!

Pfeif last decade

I also wanted to note that the spider bite was on my upper leg. The skin is normal there, this is just on my forearms (the tops). And my wrists and elbow joints are very itchy all the time. When I scratch hard, it leaves a rash or blisters.

Pfeif last decade

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