Nathan Green, 50, who went out to meet his friends on Sunday, woke up the next day with a pain in his foot. He stated that he did not feel any pain at night because he was alcoholic.
Stating that he experienced weakness as well as pain, the man did not care much, attributing his weakness to alcohol consumption. However, the pain and intense weakness in his foot did not go away for two days.
After exactly 24 hours, his entire foot, starting from his calf, began to harden and swell. His feet were swelling as he swelled. With the swelling, bubbles began to form. The bubbles all doubled within an hour. The man, who went to the hospital with his wife, was admitted to the emergency room.
HE DIED FROM A SPIDER BITES
Doctors at the hospital began treatment, stating that he was in anaphylactic shock. Doctors pierced the bubbles and began to drain the poisonous liquid inside. However, throughout this process, blisters continued to form and swell on the man’s foot.
His skin had become a first degree burn in a very short time. The unfortunate man said it was the most painful experience he had ever had. The man, who stayed in the hospital for a week, was able to start walking on his feet after 3 weeks. Her treatment is ongoing.