Message from @Holy Intersectional Inquisition
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But it's extremely unlikely.
Nah Budd.
Almost never.
Just grow a pair.
Well not hospital
Just a check up
Nope. Budd, for a wolf spider you should only really need to go if instead of healing you see some necrotization.
Because then it probably wasn't a wolf spider.
I hate it when people with a non-allergic reaction clog up the emergency rooms because a bee stung them or their dog or whatever
It doesn't hurt ffs
Yeah. Just this summer I was creek walking with friends and going up the slope a bee stung me. I kept on walking because it's just a fucking sting.
Like two seconds of intense pain and then maybe a few hours of mild pain.
yes, prolly even more healthy than the cortisone they always get
and even when there is a swelling, it will be gone in a few days
if it gets infected then its another story
but mostly thats because they always scratch it
Right, that's why you should clean it and cover it.
heard it a lot since moving into the city
cortisone for the son, cortisone for the dog
people are crazy
on the other hand I went to the ER today because I something dropped into my eye while repairing the garage door, some rust or metal
that got me concerened
Yeah only in eyes its not good
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Yeah that is serious.
and they were like "the emergency eye clinic opens at 16:00" it was half past one -.-
Rust or metal especially in eyes is some no-nonsense shit.
"Well my EYE problem is NOW!"
yes I told them, then went back to the desk and asked for paper to write down my opinion and put it in the opinion box, got to see a doc 5min later
No shit.
Fucking games these receptionists play.
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Well I suppose they have to.
It's their job.
Maybe it's a way to determine whether you REALLY need emergency service or not.
ok im not a doctor, no idead how much worse a dely of treatment is
by my eye was red af
tunred out I just nicked the eyeball and there was nothing else there that didnt belong
prolly washed it out
inb4 tetanus
I got 2 different kinds of eyedrops to prevent infection