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My friend got bit by a spider on her breast. what should she do?
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If : The area is red, swollen, hot, tender, has red streaks, puss, is becoming ulcerated or she has fever and muscle aches and pains - these would be reasons to seek medical attention.
Answered 10/5/2016
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