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#3 - 12/07/09 11:00 AM Welcome...
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Greetings,

Have you or someone you know been bitten by this spider? This forum is for you. If you are experiencing the effects of a Brown Recluse bite, or if know of someone who has been bitten, we encourage you to share your story here.

We look forward to hearing your experiences and hope this forum will be somewhat of a support group for bite victims.

We also hope to hear from our customers as to how their bite wound is progressing and what we can do to improve our product.

Tom - Moderator
www.brown-recluse.com

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#32 - 03/10/10 04:53 AM Re: Welcome... [Re: Tom]
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Registered: 03/10/10
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Loc: va., usa
I was bitten by a recluse spider a year to date and was given antibiotics and bite looked as tho it healed. In Nov 2009 ;my bite reappeared. The doctors here didn't understand why. This has been a nightmare for me. I have been diagnosed with 4 rare diseases on top of this. They say that the bite returned due to the disease called lymphedema which I have been diagnosed with. My bite has not yet healed and I have 5 places on my legs that are now open wounds due to this bite. Doctors have given me 4 different antibiotics and still no success. I have ordered the kit from this site and am glad to have found you. This has been a real nightmare for me and my family. Than for being here.

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#33 - 03/10/10 12:13 PM (NA) Re: Welcome... [Re: Shelia]
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Hello Shelia,

It is not that unusual for a Brown Recluse bite to reappear even after completely healing. It is believed that it is due to pockets of venom underneath the skin. Sometimes the bite wound will reappear in different areas of the body as well. Antibiotics will help keep various areas from getting infected but they do nothing to rid the body of venom.

Keep us posted as to your progress. Meanwhile, RICE therapy (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) is generally recommended to help keep the affected areas from getting worse.

Tom
www.brown-recluse.com

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