By Severus_Snape_ - 20/09/2015 07:11 - United States - Los Angeles

Today, I got a mosquito bite on my wrist. Maybe I'm paranoid, but I am pretty sure mosquito bites are not supposed to start crawling up to your armpit while swelling. FML
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Severus_Snape_ 23

Wow, this is the first time one of my FMLs have been accepted! I googled whatever was happening on my arm, and I think 26 may or may not be right. According to the internet, if should go away in a few days, and it was a spider bite. But ever since I was a kid, I've always attracted some weird bug bites, but this has never happened to me before. Unfortunately, I am the type of person that will twist my wrist and still just say that I'm fine. Like that time where I threw up twice when I was 11 years old and still insisted that I was well enough to go to school, only to be sent back home when I threw up again. I applied some type of cream thing on the bite, and it has gotten better. It'll probably go away in a few days. Hopefully.

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Stop writing on FML and go to the doctors! There's no harm in getting it checked out even if you think you might be being a little paranoid

You're either allergic or it wasn't a mosquito that bit you, and you're allergic to whatever it was. Definitely get it checked out

i think some people are confused here, its not swelling, theres a bug moving under ops skin

sarcasticjane 27

An allergic reaction can occur causing the feeling of it crawling up to your armpit. Take some allergy medication or go see a doctor. Not really an FML, not really a ydi....

dyscomonkee 12

Have a friend try to suck the venom out

That's just an urban legend. Doesn't work in real life unfortunately.

but.... it was funny. at least I laughed!

snowy0413 16

it's going to lay eggs inside you, soon enough you'll have hundreds of little mosquito babies to call your own :)

LOL. Mosquitoes don't lay eggs inside people ... but the human Bot Fly does. It is endemic to South and Central America. They lay an egg under the skin of a host and the larva grows there. They generally don't migrate but develop in one spot under the skin and crawl out when they become mature flies. ;)

sounds like fun, I think ill avoid those areas

Fed21 16

That's pretty scaring...get it checked out as soon as you can OP

katydid91 31

Were you trying to say scabies?

blazerman_fml 17

nah..I think he's talking about scarab beetles..Egyptian mythology.. not sure if they actually existed or went extinct..anyhoo..they eat at your flesh..kinda like piranhas :3

Scarab beetles still exist, and they don't eat people alive. You've all seen The Mummy too much. They eat decaying flesh and shit.

katydid91 31

Sorry caught the reference too late. My bad

trellz17 19