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can a spider bite leve swelling in the tounge and hands?/

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PostPosted: 04/10/07 - 19:35    Post subject: can a spider bite leve swelling in the tounge and hands?/ Vote now! Reply with quote
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my grandmother believes that the reason why her tounge got swollen is cause a spider bite she got a week ago on the hand and she also belives thats why her hand is swolen but all the doctors said it's cause of othoritouse i think thats how u spell it??[/b]
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