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What got me?

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You always struck me as more of a Mary Jane guy.

 

What did the Doc say this time?

 

Headed over there in about a half-hour.

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My wife had the same thing in the exact spot and we thought it was a bite of some kind, but it kept growing. It was shingles and we thought they only were on the abdomen area or back where she didn't have anything.

 

We were shocked but got to the Dr. early and stopped it from being too bad. I hope I am wrong, but just a POI.

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That wait in the cold room before the doc shows up always sucks.

What up Jimmy?

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What up Jimmy?

 

They seem to feel like the antibiotics should knock it out. Wanted me to take some benadryl as well, which is gonna make getting up in the morning rough.

 

The main concern is that while the infection at the site of the bites has subsided and is no longer quite as irritated, it seems some of it has migrated below the skin between my ear and my skull. It's quite painful to the touch there, as well as on my lymph nodes down my neck. Another weird thing is I have developed some numbness in that ear, which is scary. I'd rather not go through life like Van Gogh.

 

Fingers crossed over the effectiveness of doxycycline.

Scary stuff.

 

Keep us posted JS.

You'll be fine. See, there's a benefit to having no hair. Nowhere a spider can hide.

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Sending prayers.

 

Thanks!

 

And thanks to all for your kind wishes and prayers.

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You'll be fine. See, there's a benefit to having no hair. Nowhere a spider can hide.

 

Not with an jughead like mine.

 

On the good side, the marks are still there topically, but the irritation is gone. The pain behind my ear under the skin is still there, albeit not as severe. The numbness in my ear in the cartilage area up top has started to subside.

Hopefully you are out of the woods. Sounds a little scary, Jim. Keep us posted, bro.

On the good side, the marks are still there topically, but the irritation is gone. The pain behind my ear under the skin is still there, albeit not as severe. The numbness in my ear in the cartilage area up top has started to subside.

 

Hopefully the meds cleared up the syphilis and gonorrhea too. Those 2 are tricky to treat. But seriously, very good to hear you are getting better!!

Jesus! Do they think it's a brown recluse?

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Jesus! Do they think it's a brown recluse?

 

No way of knowing for sure. It was dark when it happened.

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