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[|Human|] I have what appears to be an insect/spider bite on my left forearm. It started out as a quarter sized red mark yesterday morning with itching and localized minor pain. This morning it is about the size of a silver dollar with itching and moderate pain. I am using ice, anti-inflamatories, benadryl and antibiotics my doctor had given me for acne. Is this treatment alright, or should I be doing something different?
[|AI|]  HelloWelcome to Chat Doctor, Spider bites are actually rare occurrences and bites from most spiders cause local redness, irritation and pain that usually can be treated at home. These local reactions usually resolve without treatment over a period of 7-10 days. I would suggest you to follow Wash the site of the spider bite well with soap and water. Apply a cool compress or ice pack over the spider bite location. Over the counter pain relievers may be used to relieve symptoms. Thank you.