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What is the anti-venom treatment needed for a banana spider bite?
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Antivenom: There is a specific Phoneutria spider anti-venom. But only 2.3% of bites require anti-venom since they have small fangs. Their bites to humans usually don't lead to envenomization.
Answered 4/5/2015
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