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ahh idk what to do lol

Soo as I was writting down the addresses to invite people to my baby shower I noticed a daddy long leg on my shoulder I panicked n attacked that thing all crazy!! 2-3 min later I start bleeding from my nose all savage n blood was just gushing out (pretty gross) next thing you know I'm puking! Both at the same time! So I call my dr n they said it has nothing to do with being preggo...but everyone is saying to go get checked out cause the spider is poisonous!  o_o my shoulder doesn't sting or anything so I'm not sp sure if it bit me or I just didn't feel the bite...but what would you guys do?
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I dont think daddy long legs can bite. Their not suppose to be dangerous at all because of that
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I think it may just be a coincidence. I think they do say daddy long legs are poisonous but because they're legs are so long they never really bite cuz they can't reach! Plus if it did bite you I don't think it would cause any reaction that quickly. I recently just started getting bloody noses and they say they are a symptom of pregnancy. Also, the fact that you got so upset and your blood pressure shot up prob made the bloody nose more violent. If you feel really sick or anything else happens I would def go to the dr tomorrow though :)
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