María Fernanda Vázquez, 30 years old, died from the alleged Violinist spider sting In Guaymas, Sonora, after suffering 4 cardiorespiratory strikes Because of the infection.
According to local media reports, the young woman was in the courtyard of her house when she was bitten by a spider, so she immediately went to the hospital to receive medical care.
However, the medium Sonora present He explained that the girl’s relatives said that when transferred to the General Hospital of Zone No.4 of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) After suffering complications, the staff would have taken to attend it and the infection worsened.
Said environment He explained that cleaning in the bite area would not have been carried out immediately, so the young woman’s Health was affected by presenting an infection known as sepsis that caused her death on April 25.
In this regard, the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) reported that María Fernanda Vázquez received the First medical attention in a private clinic in which, after not presenting improvement, it was decided to transfer it to the General Hospital of Zone No.4 in Guaymas.
In the hospital, the young woman was valued by general surgery, where it was observed that her condition of Health was seriousso laboratory studies were carried out and it was decided to move on to an operating room.
“At the end of the surgery she was transferred to a shock room for recovery, but her condition continued serious,” said the IMS in a statement.
According to the institute, María Fernanda fell into cardiorespiratory arrest 4 timesand in the last attempt, it was not possible to return to spontaneous circulation, so his death was declared.
In addition, he assured that the relatives of the young woman were informed of her health status “at all times.”
What to do in case of a violinist spider bite
In case of a bite for a violinist spider, acting quickly is crucial to minimize the effects. These types of bites can cause tissue necrosis and, in severe cases, systemic complications.
- Wound cleaning: Wash the affected area immediately with soap and water to reduce the risk of infection.
- Apply cold: Place a cold compress or ice wrapped in a cloth on the bite to reduce inflammation and delay the propagation of the poison. Avoid apply heat, since it can accelerate the absorption of the poison.
- Do not manipulate the wound: Refrain from squeezing, scratching or trying to suck the poison, since the damage can make it worse.
- Identify the spider: If possible, capture it carefully or take a photo for medical personnel to identify the species.
- Go to the doctor: Seek urgent medical attention, especially if symptoms are developed such as intense pain, fever, weakness or skin changes. Treatment may include pain medications, antibiotics or specific procedures if there are necrosis or infection.
