What medicine should I use after a spider bite?

Generally speaking, the toxicity of the spiders we come into contact with is relatively small. When bitten by such a spider, all you have to do is squeeze the wound and let the blood flow out. You can wash it with clean water or disinfect it with alcohol. However, if you are bitten by a spider with a more powerful toxicity, it will not be that simple. You need to carry out emergency treatment in time and go to the hospital for treatment in time.

What medicine should I use after a spider bite?

1. Immediately squeeze the wound until blood flows out to prevent the spread of toxins. 2. Wash the wound immediately with clean water and disinfect it with alcohol. 3. Use high-quality honey to apply to the bitten area to counteract the spider's venom. 4. If red spots appear, apply safflower oil. 5. If swelling occurs, go to the hospital immediately and describe the spider's shape and characteristics in detail to the doctor so that the doctor can make an accurate diagnosis and provide timely treatment.

Symptoms of Common Spider Bites

1. Most spiders are slightly poisonous and can be considered common spiders. 2. After being bitten, most people will feel some pain and get a blister (different physical conditions will result in different symptoms, and those with severe allergies may be in danger). Generally speaking, higher toxicity or physical allergies will be accompanied by a dermatitis reaction. 3. The symptoms after being bitten by a poisonous spider vary. Some bites hurt immediately, while others hurt only after the venom takes effect (black widows have small teeth, so you can't feel the bite at the time)

How to deal with a poisonous spider bite:

After being bitten by a spider, wash the wound immediately with soap and water and apply a cool compress to the wound. For adults, aspirin or acetaminophen can be used to relieve bite symptoms. Remember that aspirin should not be used for children. Acetaminophen can be used instead. For those bitten by black widows, the hospital will use antitoxin drugs. If your wound is on your arm or leg, place a mild bandage over the wound to slow or even stop the spread of the venom. Make sure the bandage is not too tight, as this will restrict blood circulation.