Here’s what to do in case of swelling from a spider bite
While the majority of spiders found in the world are harmless, they can sometimes bite when they try to defend themselves.
A spider bite is easily recognised by two dots at the site of the bite created by the spider using its mandibles.
A spider bite usually causes a small, slightly swollen spot to appear.
In most instances, this spot will disappear after a few days, but there are cases that can result in prolonged swelling.
So what should you do if your spider nip swells? Find out in the video above.