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17. To be on the safe side (and a touch of paranoia)...
Tue Nov 5, 2013, 05:05 PM
Nov 2013

...keep a record of your symptoms (bookmark your thread) and the next time you are at the doctor's you might want to ask about it. You may have an allergy to certain stinging bugs. Many people don't have any symptoms other than the pain from the initial bite. I am not allergic to fire ants, but when I get stung, my symptoms last longer than usual. I am deathly allergic to honey bees, yellow jackets, and white-faced hornets (yes, that specific), but I started showing symptoms when I was bitten by a fire ant. Of course, you could just be sensitive and the location does make a difference.

Glad you are feeling better.

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