I think I had gotten bit because I did not shake one of my shirts out I was in a huge rush so yeah.

A few days later my right side started hurting extremely bad. I noticed I was itching. I thought it might have been me breaking out again but it wasn’t so the skin creams my dermatology gave me that was for my face and neck did not work.

I turned to using vinegar (i thought it might work because it worked well with some of my chicken pox scars). Vinegar did not work so I turned to Rubbing Alcohol. That didn’t work either. I even tried what everybody else was suggesting. The baking soda. That did a little justice but when I got ready to wipe it off it kept ripping my skin and that is so…fricken…painful.

So the core of the bite got bigger and bigger and I was getting worse. I was hot and cold at night. I was irritable. Couldn’t sleep for sugar honey iced tea. Then I became nauseous but for some odd reason I can’t throw up.

Solution I used:
My mother had left over gel from when she had got bitten about a month ago. She used that on me and boy did that sting. It still does sting (I’m still recovering) but not as bad as it did the first day the core grew big.
Anyway she went out and bought me these bandaids they did some good.
Yesterday she brought me the thing that did the most magic of all:

“BANDAIDS WITH ANTIBIOTIC IN THEM” <<<GET THESE.Why? because they will reopen the bite and draw out the poison. After that you might have to keep changing the bandages because it'll be oozing out so fast. Get it out. Do NOT wait. Get it out as much as you can before you go to bed. I suggest buying the Big Antibiotic Bandaids because they hold up for a few hours to a day.

You have to wear gloves and keep alot of tissue around you because you never know when the bandage will bust open. What you are looking for to come out of the bite is a mixture of yellow puss and your blood. It is a painful process. You might have a headache while doing this. Because honestly… I still do. Lol I have tooken nonstop Tylenol since 12. I accidentally took another one at 4. I've come to the conclusion that my headache will not go away until after I get this poison out.

Good luck to anyone!

I am Age:20 by the way.

I kept it covered after applying some Zam Buk ointment to the bite, the bandage drew out the puss and the Zam Buk has kept the bite area clean and free from serious infection, it has now been 5 day’s sine the bite, it has made me feel sick and iched like mad, but it has finally started to get better and much of the puss and swelling has resolved, spider bites do leak a
lot of puss and fluid, but I think this is a good sign, I think the most important thing is keep bite clean, I think it will leave a scar but the most important thin is it has got better although now past midnight it has taken now 6 day’s, will take another 4 to heal completely, I hope my experience may help anyone else who gets bitten, problably best to keep arms and hands covered and protected when working in garden to save on this nasty experience, my first spider bitbite todate, hope it will be my last.

Recently I was bitten in several places, most of them small but one large bite that didn’t want to go away all by itself. Then I decided to begin a treatment regimen. I’m in my third week after being bitten and it’s almost gone.

Whenever I get any kind of infection, my treatment of first choice is Daikin’s Solution. I keep a large bottle available at all times. The bottle should not let any sunshine in as sunshine kills the bleach in just a few days. I’ve been using it for over 40 years. I learned about it when I was a corpsman in the Navy. It kills all (most) bacteria and fungii. I make a 12.5% Daikin’s Solution by mixing one part bleach to seven parts and adding a pinch of baking soda. Just rub it on the infected areas a few times per day or soak a pad in it and tape it on the infected area. The bleach destroys the proteins in the bacteria. You can read about this process in Science Daily article at this web page:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/11/081113140314.htm

Recently there has been a new discovery of a process that can be used to kill a bacteria and fungii on fruit. It was discovered by a researcher at USDA and people have begun using it on their bodies. Here it is.

Begin with a teaspoon (the kind you would use at your table) of vinegar. I use white vinegar because it’s the cheapest. Save your good vinegar for salads. Put the top of your index finger in the vinegar and then rub it on the infected area until it is almost absorbed entirely into the infected area. Continue until the vinegar is all used up. Now repeat this process with peroxide.

Do this several times a day. The vinegar should kill the protein. The peroxide will kill any bacteria. Any time you can squeeze the infected area and get something out of it, you should. This stuff is probably poison and you want to get this out of your body and let it go home…..or into the waste basket. You should squeeze it until you get red blood because the red blood has white blood cells, the body’s own defense against nasty things. I used this once on my large spider bite and it’s almost gone. I do it again this evening.

Good luck.

When I had that bite I also had about a dozen or so other bites down my left side and on my stomach but those never got like the one on my arm did. Now about 3 months later it looks like I got bitten again on my stomach. I have a small cluster of bites on my side but they were very quick to bleed and have puss in them but they have healed up and are not bothersome. The one that looked just like a pimple got infected yet again and hurts like the dickens and its on my lower stomach just above where my pants are. it has started very much like the one on my arm. I have a band aid on it with some first-aid cream on it. It helps but still very tender to the touch. It has bleed a little but I don’t think the puss is out of it yet. I will be trying the baking soda and salt mixture when I get home with an ice pack. I would really like for this to be done and over with before I leave on vacation next week. Good luck everyone. And thanks to those who have posted these remedies.