Can you tell a spider by how it bites you?

If a brown recluse bites u can they lay eggs in u?

• and wat does the bite look like if they do and how can u tell if they did lay eggs in u or wen they bite do they just put vinume in u like all bad spider bites

• Answer:

  No. Spiders do not lay eggs in,on, or around humans. They will only lay their eggs in a place they feel is safe from harm. Like all spiders, when they bite, they may(or may not) inject a small amount of venom under the skin. Recluse venom has very little serotonin (the stuff that causes pain) so, initially there may be little or no pain. It may first start much like a mosquito bite,(red spot, itchy welt etc) but the enzymes may begin to destroy tissue. In many cases, this can become necrotic, producing a bad sore. These can be rather painful,and usually take a long time to heal. In severe cases, medical attention is required to help heal these injuries, and there are records of their bite causing liver damage and death. Historically we're talking 6 total. There is a lot of hyperbole on the internet regarding these bites,some fitting for horror stories and fantasy movies. There is a lot of factual information here: http://spiders.ucr.edu/brs.html