Missouri doctors find venomous brown recluse spider in woman's ear

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30 venomous brown recluse spiders invade Georgia house

Dozens of brown recluse spiders have invaded a recently purchased home in Georgia. The new owner is stumped as to how the spiders got there.

Doctors in Missouri reportedly pulled a dime-sized brown recluse spider out of a woman’s ear this week after she complained of pain.

Susie Torres, who hates spiders, told FOX 4 in Kansas City that she woke up Tuesday morning hearing “swooshing” in her ear.

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“It was like when you went swimming and you have all of that water in your ear," she said.

She initially thought she was having a reaction to an allergy shot, but when she went to the doctor a medical assistant found the eight-legged creature.

Doctors were able to remove the spider, which didn’t bite her.

Bites from a brown recluse spider can cause discoloring of the affected area and flulike symptoms.

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"I went and put some cotton balls in my ears last night,” Torres told FOX 4. “I’m shaking off my clothes and I don’t put my purse on the floor. I’m a little more cautious."