Daughter / Possible Spider bite
I picked my daughter up yesterday from her camping trip (they had actually returned the day before but she stayed at her friends 1 extra night)
When I picked her up she complained that she got bit by something on her foot. It had a tiny red spot and was itchy.
I picked up some benydril to put on it.
This morning the red spot while still very faint is a bit bigger and it is still hurting her and itching.
I doubt that it is a Brown Recluse as it is only a faint redish pink color with only very minor swelling and does not have any blueish tint like a bruse like I have seen from a recluse bite.
Any Ideas?
I am wondering if I need to take her to the emergency room to get it looked at.
When I picked her up she complained that she got bit by something on her foot. It had a tiny red spot and was itchy.
I picked up some benydril to put on it.
This morning the red spot while still very faint is a bit bigger and it is still hurting her and itching.
I doubt that it is a Brown Recluse as it is only a faint redish pink color with only very minor swelling and does not have any blueish tint like a bruse like I have seen from a recluse bite.
Any Ideas?
I am wondering if I need to take her to the emergency room to get it looked at.
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Mosquito? 0 -
Loch Ness Monster? 0 -
Rosie O'donnel bite? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
Rosie O'donnel bite?
She's be missing her entire foot at best if that were the case. Ooo, I did not go there. Oh yes I did.0 -
quote:Originally posted by SuburbanNoize
Mosquito?
I guess it could be possible that it was a mosquito.
That is the whole thing, we have no idea what it was.
My brother is at work and gets off at about 8am and home by about 9am. He is a paramedic with lots of medical training. I may try and wait it out to let him take a look at it as he may have a better idea of what is going on.0 -
I'm thinking a very small Chupacabra (probe) bite.
Their range is more Southern, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
Call Art Bell tonight and run it past him![:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
I'm thinking a very small Chupacabra (probe) bite.
Their range is more Southern, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
Call Art Bell tonight and run it past him![:D]
You know there was talk of a bright light in the sky the night she got bit!
Could be an alien probe of some sort![;)]
Maybe I should have her flown to Area 51 for further evaluation![:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by git_r_done
quote:Originally posted by zipperzap
I'm thinking a very small Chupacabra (probe) bite.
Their range is more Southern, though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chupacabra
Call Art Bell tonight and run it past him![:D]
You know there was talk of a bright light in the sky the night she got bit!
Could be an alien probe of some sort![;)]
Maybe I should have her flown to Area 51 for further evaluation![:D]
I had an Air Force instructor down at Sheppard AFB that was stationed at Area 51 at one time, he wasn't right in the head.0 -
I was bit by several spiders while mountain biking once. They counted twelve bites -- they think that I brushed up against a nest. No clue what they were, but I was so tired and I had red blisters on my legs.
I wound up going to the ER. It was a very smart move.0 -
...just keep an eye on it. I doubt it is anything to worry about. 0 -
Could be a chigger or a tick. 0 -
Being a tad overprotective, Dad ??
I know the feeling.
Wait til she's 15.
Doug0 -
Well after my brother looked at it he did recomend to take her to a doctor for evaluation.
Went to the ER and they figure a spider bite of some sort.
Gave her a bunch of meds and creams.
If it does not start looking better in 2 days I'm to take her back to the docs for further care.0
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