Weird Bug Bite
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designerxboi
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Weird Bites
I got bit last year around easter time. I had about five bites below my stomach in a row, 7 up and down my leg in a row, and then about 3 on my hip in a row. They itched alot and were round about the shape of a dime, raised and red. I just woke up one morning with them. By the end of the day I felt sick. They went away after about a week and I never seen them again. Any ideas?
I got bit last year around easter time. I had about five bites below my stomach in a row, 7 up and down my leg in a row, and then about 3 on my hip in a row. They itched alot and were round about the shape of a dime, raised and red. I just woke up one morning with them. By the end of the day I felt sick. They went away after about a week and I never seen them again. Any ideas?
Hot N Bothered
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Sweat bees are attracted to hot sweaty men.
Their bites are similar to mosquitos, but usually bigger and irregular in shape, and they itch like hell.
Their bites are similar to mosquitos, but usually bigger and irregular in shape, and they itch like hell.
Toxick
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I am alive 
I woulda had an update sooner, but the house is sold, I got the job, and we're packing up junk and hauling other junk away.
As for the bug-bites, I put some Benadryl on it. That knocked the itching right out. I also had one on the back of my neck that I didn't notice until later.... Now the one on my arm, and the one on my forehead (the ones that got treated) are gone - and the one on my neck is still there, although it's not itchy right now.
Didn't get sick, and there were no ill effects - so I guess it wasn't anything poisonous.
Now when I lifted that fence up and saw all the bugs and spiders, there were a couple brown recluses - not sure if I saw a black widow or not, but I thought I saw one (that's the reason I was worried about bitemarks). No ticks.
And I'm allergic to certain bees, although, I'm sure that you know a bee-sting when it happens, not 10 minutes later.
Still have no idea what it could have been - but unless there's a possibility of long-term damage, I don't care.. they're gone.
Thanks for all the pointers fokes.
I woulda had an update sooner, but the house is sold, I got the job, and we're packing up junk and hauling other junk away.
As for the bug-bites, I put some Benadryl on it. That knocked the itching right out. I also had one on the back of my neck that I didn't notice until later.... Now the one on my arm, and the one on my forehead (the ones that got treated) are gone - and the one on my neck is still there, although it's not itchy right now.
Didn't get sick, and there were no ill effects - so I guess it wasn't anything poisonous.
Now when I lifted that fence up and saw all the bugs and spiders, there were a couple brown recluses - not sure if I saw a black widow or not, but I thought I saw one (that's the reason I was worried about bitemarks). No ticks.
And I'm allergic to certain bees, although, I'm sure that you know a bee-sting when it happens, not 10 minutes later.
Still have no idea what it could have been - but unless there's a possibility of long-term damage, I don't care.. they're gone.
Thanks for all the pointers fokes.
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designerxboi
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Originally posted by meme
Thanks...it was swollen for a day or two. It actually felt like I had stepped on a bee. I didn't know that Scorpions here weren't poisoness, so of course my first reaction was "OMG I'm dying!
I didnt know we had scorpions here. ACK!!!!!
designerxboi
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Originally posted by Sharon
We don't. Meme lives in Florida.
In Cocoa Beach? With Major Nelson and Major Healy?
Thats a relief though, I dont like bugs at all.
