Skin diseases caused by spider urine

What are the skin diseases caused by spider urine?

Spiders are poisonous animals, and the urine of poisonous spiders is also toxic to humans. If spider urine is accidentally sprayed on human skin, it may cause rashes and other adverse symptoms, making the patient feel a burning sensation on the skin. Usually, avoid touching spider urine to prevent itchy skin discomfort. What are the skin diseases caused by spider urine? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. What are the skin diseases caused by spider urine?

1. The toxicity of some spiders is not very strong. When their spider urine touches human skin, the human body will often feel a burning pain immediately. Therefore, the infected person can discover the root cause of the disease in time. In this case, timely disinfection is the most important. If there is clean water around, be sure to use plenty of clean water to repeatedly rinse the area stained with spider urine. If you cannot find clean water in time, look for water-rich plants such as aloe vera, cactus, and cactus, squeeze out mucus from the fleshy leaves and repeatedly apply it to the infected area. If there is really no way to find liquid to clean the venom and the infected area is large, you can use your own saliva or urine to wipe it. After cleaning, carry out follow-up treatment depending on the situation.

If you can clean and detoxify the skin as soon as you are infected, you can reduce the corrosive damage of the toxins to the skin and prevent serious skin allergies and inflammation. Some minor infections may not require any follow-up treatment after initial treatment and are not a big deal.

2. People who do manual labor and others have calluses on their palms and soles, and their skin is old and thick. If spider urine gets on these parts of their body, no matter how toxic the spider urine is, as long as they don't let it get on other parts of the body's skin, they won't need any treatment and there won't be any serious symptoms of the venom corroding the skin. What may happen is that the areas stained with spider urine will peel off after a few days, or have a burnt yellow appearance. Therefore, this situation can be left untreated.

3. Some highly toxic spiders, especially those whose stings contain neurotoxins, will not cause any discomfort when their excrement first comes into contact with the human body. Therefore, it is often difficult to detect them at the first time. When symptoms appear, they are often severe skin allergies, skin corrosion or severe inflammation. In this case, because the source of infection cannot be found on the spot, it is often treated and treated as other diseases such as viral herpes, which not only does not help, but is likely to make the condition worse.

4. If spider urine infection is not discovered in time and pretreatment is not carried out, when symptoms appear, symptoms such as suppurative infection have already occurred. In this case, disinfection and sterilization pretreatment should be carried out before taking medication. It is recommended to use medical iodine tincture as a disinfectant to clean the infected area. Iodine tincture disinfection is less irritating. If iodine is not available, medical disinfectant alcohol can be used for disinfection, but the irritation and pain caused by alcohol disinfection are very strong.

5. After pretreatment, no matter what toxicity of spider urine infection, you can take a very effective treatment method: go to the pharmacy to buy some alum and chloramphenicol solution, grind the alum into fine powder, then pour it into the chloramphenicol solution, stir it into a thin paste, and then use a small cotton swab to apply this mixture to the affected area, apply it once every three or four hours, and apply it more times a day if there is nothing wrong. Generally speaking, mild infections can be treated with the application for one or two days, while severe infections may require three or four days.

6. Many people cannot bear the pain and itching during infection and often scratch the affected area with their hands, which will cause what we usually call wound cold. In this case, medication alone is not enough, and wind-removing treatment is also needed to completely eliminate the ulcer and erosion of the affected area. There are many ways to drive away wind, which are not introduced one by one here. If there is stinking jasmine in your area, you can pick a handful of stinking jasmine branches and leaves, boil them in water and wash with them.

7. Some powerful spider urine can cause skin erosion, and the pus is also lethal. Therefore, when treating the wound, you must be careful not to let the pus get on other skin on the body. For poisonous spiders with neurotoxins, their urine can not only corrode the skin, but may also cause neurotoxicity in humans. Therefore, once you notice symptoms of neurotoxicity such as numbness, fatigue, dizziness, blurred vision, and unclear consciousness in the affected limbs, you must seek medical attention immediately and do not delay.

2. Symptoms caused by spider urine

The skin problems caused by spider urine mainly include skin ulcers or erosions. In severe cases, skin erosions will occur and the affected areas will be extremely painful and itchy. Symptoms such as blisters, pustules, and herpes will basically not appear. These symptoms may only occur if they are not treated promptly and correctly, and complications such as viral infections occur. Therefore, we must avoid misjudgment and take correct treatment measures in the future.

3. Note

Not only are the venom from many species of spiders likely to cause poisoning in humans and animals, their excrement is also toxic. Once it comes into contact with human skin, it can cause mild symptoms such as erythema, pain and itching (redness and swelling), or severe symptoms such as skin ulcers and erosion. Therefore, when spider urine gets on your skin, you must deal with it in a timely manner. If it is not discovered in time, the subsequent treatment must be correct, otherwise the consequences may be serious.