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| Subject: | RE: Leech Socks |
| From: | "Osborn, Paul PR" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 23 Apr 1997 16:17:29 +1000 |
<snip> >there is a fighting chance of getting a >nasty infection. > >Danny Rogers > Apart from that, after repeated exposure to leech bites some people develop a sensitivity. I was very blasé about them in my youth but now find that their bites cause an almost intolerable itch that lasts for about three days. My advice is to avoid developing this sensitivity at all costs but if you do, and subsequently get bitten, DONT SCRATCH! Paul Osborn > |
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