How to Identify Spider Bite Symptoms
If you spend a lot of time doing outdoor activities, such as camping or hiking, you run the risk of the ever-annoying spider bite. Many people often misdiagnose any red bump they see on their skin as a poisonous spider bite. You can determine if you have a spider bite or not, and if it is poisonous.
Instructions
Inspect your body, especially in areas where you think a bite might have occurred, for signs of redness accompanied by irritation at the touch.
Look closely for two fang marks. Not all spider bites have visible fang marks, but if there are marks, they could be the sign of a black widow or brown recluse bite.
Inspect the area for mild to severe pain or swelling, If the area is surrounded by a blue or purplish hue, or a white ring, it is likely that it is a poisonous spider bite and you should seek treatment immediately.