Spider bite!?!?!? is it bad??????

so i was at the bus stop...leaningon a poll(i live in los angeles)
the i felt somthing on my neck and i slapped whatever it was and wheni looked at it...it was a spider it was red...with some black....really reallly small like 1/2 cm by3/4 cm(centemiters)
and it bite me....and i have general anxiety disorder,...and now the bite kinda hurts..like its sore...well my neck..and im really freaking out...im not swelling but it feels a little numb and my neck hurts....just the side of the bite...what should i do!!?!?!?!
mymom and dad told me not to panic...but i have gad so its kinda hard to do that...was the bite...or is it like bad??? the spider was small though...what kinda spider do u think it was.....

you might turn into spiderman!!!! just kidding idk

As long as you have no allergies to bites you will be ok.

I only know of two venoumous spiders in the US. The Black Widow and The Brown Recluse. Neither fit that discription.

If your central Nervous system hasn't shut down by now, I'd say you will be just fine. The bite will probably be sore for a while, but then will go away without leaving much if any sign that it was ever there.

IF however, after a few days, the bite is red, puffy or leaking, see a doctor.

There is no need to speculate on what kind of spider we THINK it was. You just need to pay attention to what the bite location is doing. Of course it's going to hurt a bit. Getting bit by a spider on your neck is a bit strange! It's like getting a pimple there! Just keep an eye on the bit location and make sure that nothing out of the ordinary happens! You should know what an ordinary bite looks like.

stay calm don't panic and stay calm! your mom and dad are right don't panic everything is fine but if the bite starts to swell or get bigger or hurt worse i am sure your mom or dad has the nurses phone number call them and explain to them what just happened keep an eye on it and record what it looked like from the first day to the second and so on then tell the docter and ask her/him what to do tell the docter what it has been doing if the pain gets worse or if the bite swells.