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Old 05-04-2009, 07:37 PM #6
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Since you say a person bit you and left bite marks, maybe you have an infection or such going on from the bite. Human bites aren't good either.

Thanks, but no, there was no skin breakage, and the biting was done over a covered pant leg.

So I'm thinking there isn't infection, which I would prefer having actually, instead a spreading of the pain...
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