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hello, they sell stuff for that called afterbite but it will really sting to put it on if you've already scratched the bite. check in the repellent section. We use "AFTERBITE" in our house. It works great. Comes in liquid form in shape of pen. Drug stores/Costco, etc. carry it. There are many other meds available at stores too. scratch the crap outa them hahaha benadryl cream. or howevers its spelled. like the pill you take for allergies. Get Stingeze at your local drugstore Any anti-itching lotion should work. its called after bite put some hydro-cortisone cream and ice maybe . . . no dont scratchh pee on it. if you can't reach it have someone else pee on it. lemon juice wash them right away with soap and water, then put some rubbing alcholol on them. vinegar!!! it's the best solution...my grandparents said that's what they used to do back in Greece...ahh the good old days it'll sound odd, but cactus juice helps with that, I know first hand. kinda hard to find except in arizona and stuff though. Anything with antihistamine should work. It helps with allergic reactions and why itch after we get bitten because we are allergic to the saliva. believe it or not toothpaste works...not the gel kind though try rum. it will also burn, but it will reduce the swelling, and you dont need to repeat the treatment. use it once, deal with the sting, and forget about it. Calamine Lotion its pink or you can wipe it down with and alcohol prep. ( that sometimes stings) calamine solution If you are home and do this immediately after you get bitten there will be little to no itch the first day and no itch thereafter. Take a little unseasoned meat tenderizer and mix with enough water to make a thick paste. Apply the paste. It will dry and flake off by itself. What it does is destroy the protean that the mosquito injects that prevents blood clotting. This will also work for bee stings - especially if you are allergic. Don't expect miracles on bee stings but it will lessen the pain and the reaction. baking soda and water paste and put in on bite its kinda messy but works |
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