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Can a small spider some how get under your skin behind your nee!
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No: Spiders don't burrow. They do bite, however, and this can lead to infection. If you have a red area with a black center, see your doctor to get proper treatment. Most spider bites are not dangerous, but it is best to get checked, just to be safe. Hope this helps!
Answered 9/28/2016
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