So the bite mark may have infection.

originally posted by: rickymouse

originally posted by: szino9
a reply to: Allaroundyou

Hey man, common sense here, how you doin'? Long time no talk... Just wanted to say if its really concerns you to a level you actually ask about it on ATS, then go to the ER pronto, or you can cut it like you said you will thats all good too, unless sepsis kicks in, that case at least you wont have to worry about new shoes even maybe glows either...


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He can go to an outpatient clinic, he does not need to go to the ER for that. There is a big difference in cost and copayment. ERs are for emergencies.

Yeah, screw the ER, go to urgent care. Quicker and better service.

a reply to: Allaroundyou


So how are you AAY?

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
I don’t like doctors oddly given my job. But this damn bite may be getting infectious. The right side mark seems to show signs of infection. So what I am going to do is make a slight incision and use hydrogen peroxide one maybe two times to clean the wound. After that is done I don’t know if I should lay in bed or walk around? Does someone have somewhat of a opinion on this.

It really depends on what animal bite is that

a reply to: Allaroundyou

Hi Allaroundyou,
Hopefully your bite is healed up by now?

But even if it has a parasite may still be in you!

Olive leaf is a specific for any type of bite, as is activated charcoal in water, tablets or capsules. Charcoal can also be applied to the bite area.
Vitamin C is a specific for white tail spider bites.
And external application of tea tree oil is specific for a cat bite.

Happy day