The vast majority of victims fully recover without significant lasting problems (sequelae). Death from<unk>  is reported as high as 5% to as low as 0.2%. In the United States, where antivenom is rarely used, there have been no deaths reported for decades. Despite frequent reference to youth and old age being a predisposing factor it has been demonstrated that young children appear to be at lowest risk for a serious bite, perhaps owing to the rapid use of antivenom. Bite victims who are very young, old, hypotensive, pregnant or who have existing heart problems are reported to be the most likely to suffer complications. However, due to the low incidence of complications these generalizations simply refer to special complications
Latrodectism
Klismaphilia
Tourettism
Macrodystrophia lipomatosa
Dacryphilia
Hapalonychia
Palilalia
X-linked hypertrichosis