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This can't be a snake bite

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Hi highly doubt it.
I'd probably be really sick if it was. Scary though.
Maybe it was too badass mosquitoes attacking me.
 
So many questions....geographical location being a big one....which you might not want to answer.

What besides the two marks make you think it could be a snake bite?

Are you usually barefoot? Were you wearing shoes before? Sandals? Socks?

Where were you all day? In your yard, a park or out in the wilderness?

On the one hand that could be a bite from a small snake. But it could also be a spider. Black widows make two pierce marks as well.
 
I'm going to have to say it would probably was a spider that was in my tent and it had some fun while I was sleeping but there's no pupness or any other side effect other than a slow itchy but I it's I'm leaving it I took the Band-Aid off to let it heal in the sun while I'm riding a bike today so hopefully the itchiness goes away.
 
A Japanese poisonous snake except Okinawa is "a mamushi" and "Rhabdophis tigrinus" mainly.
When I am bitten by a mamushi, I greatly swell up in 30 minutes.
Please go hastily to a hospital.
The symptom that was bitten by Rhabdophis tigrinus? Naturally it is painful, but, at the bitten moment, it is said that I swell up like a mamushi afterwards and am not painful. But bleeding continues by the poison which entered the body from the gums or a wound, and it is said that an intense headache is seen. I might die by brain bleeding and renal failure.
 
Glad to know it was nothing serious.
Here is a lame joke your situation reminded me of:

The Romans had 4 known poisons. They known as Poison I, Poison II, Poison III, and Poison IV. The first three were certain death. But the last one just made people itch for days.
 
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