Black widow spider envenomation: The black widow spider bite is toxic to the nerves and can cause serious symptoms. The black widow spider is most commonly found in North America. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Black widow spider envenomation is available below.
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Prognosis for Black widow spider envenomation: Approximately 5% of victims die - the most susceptible are the old, the young and patients with preexisting high blood pressure. Recovery usually takes about a week and death is considered extremely rare if treatment is received.
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