What is the difference in how a MRSA infection looks vs a brown recluse bite? - mrsa pictures from pedicures
I'm not sure if I look at a bite MRSA or a spider, brown recluse. Photos of a similar appearance.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Mrsa Pictures From Pedicures What Is The Difference In How A MRSA Infection Looks Vs A Brown Recluse Bite?
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One bite of the brown recluse spider is also a swamp - a thick, dry crater in the middle, no pus. In the early stages of MRSA, a spider bite and cellulitis may seem very similar. MRSA is spread is very hot, deep red, there is no central scar.
If there must be a spider bite, two small holes to see, as if the teeth are slightly below the skin where the infection appears as a button is not ready to pop.
If there must be a spider bite, two small holes to see, as if the teeth are slightly below the skin where the infection appears as a button is not ready to pop.
MRSA should be like a pimple or a boil. A brown recluse sometimes blistering, sometimes not. My daughter does not bite, but it was a deep purplish red color, which extend to a pale center (small). It can be difficult to say, do not expect much to see, go for a doctor .... Both can have negative consequences if not treated. Good luck.
brown recluse spider is poisonous. You think he was bitten by one? In both cases you must immediately get medical help.
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