What medicine is good for a spider?

Spiders are divided into poisonous and non-toxic species. The excrement of poisonous spiders contains toxins. If someone is accidentally urinated on by a spider, they will experience different symptoms such as pain, itching, and skin rot. Once you are peed on by a spider, you need to deal with it immediately without any delay. So what medicine should be used if a spider pees on you? Here I will share with you some ways to deal with being urinated on by a spider.

Not only are the venom from many species of spiders likely to cause poisoning in humans and animals, their excrement is also toxic. Once it comes into contact with human skin, it can cause mild symptoms such as erythema, pain and itching (redness and swelling), or severe symptoms such as skin ulcers and erosion. Therefore, when spider urine gets on your skin, you must deal with it in a timely manner. If it is not discovered in time, the subsequent treatment must be correct, otherwise the consequences may be serious. Method 1: The toxicity of some spiders is not very strong. When their spider urine touches human skin, the body will often immediately feel a burning pain. Therefore, the infected person can discover the root cause of the disease in time. In this case, timely disinfection is the most important. If there is clean water around, be sure to use plenty of clean water to repeatedly rinse the area stained with spider urine. If you cannot find clean water in time, look for water-rich plants such as aloe vera, cactus, and cactus, squeeze out mucus from the fleshy leaves and repeatedly apply it to the infected area. If there is really no way to find liquid to clean the venom and the infected area is large, you can use your own saliva or urine to wipe it. After cleaning, carry out follow-up treatment depending on the situation. If you can clean and detoxify the skin as soon as you are infected, you can reduce the corrosive damage of the toxins to the skin and prevent serious skin allergies and inflammation.