There could be several reasons for that. Mostly, when that happens, is because the bite gets infected and the bacteria causes the illness, not the venom. A lot of the times, people realise they've been bitten by something, see a spider, then just assume it was the spider when it could have been anything else that bit them. It could also be a mild allergic reaction. The venom of a lynx spider itself isn't significant to the average person, though. Hope your friend is doing well now and has recovered.
There could be several reasons for that. Mostly, when that happens, is because the bite gets infected and the bacteria causes the illness, not the venom. A lot of the times, people realise they've been bitten by something, see a spider, then just assume it was the spider when it could have been anything else that bit them. It could also be a mild allergic reaction. The venom of a lynx spider itself isn't significant to the average person, though. Hope your friend is doing well now and has recovered.
Oh I see, Thank you very much for sharing this useful information, and my friend is doing well now.