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Insect Bites

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Insect bites are reactions caused by mosquitoes, fleas, ants and other insects. Most are mild but some cause allergic reactions or infection.

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Insect Repellent

Lifestyle

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Moderate

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Repellents help prevent future bites.

Preventive·💪 Low effort

Antihistamines

Pharma

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Moderate

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Oral antihistamines may reduce itching and allergic symptoms.

Hours·💪 Low effort

Calamine Lotion

Topical

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Limited

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Calamine lotion may temporarily soothe itching.

Hours·💪 Low effort

Hydrocortisone Cream

Topical

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Moderate

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Low-dose hydrocortisone cream may reduce inflammation and itch.

Hours to days·💪 Low effort

Aloe Vera Gel

Natural

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Limited

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Aloe vera may soothe irritated bite reactions.

Hours to days·💪 Low effort

Cleaning the Bite Area

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Cleaning bites may reduce irritation and infection risk.

Immediate·💪 Low effort

Cold Compress

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Cold compresses may reduce itching and swelling.

Minutes·💪 Low effort

Avoid Scratching

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Avoiding scratching reduces skin damage and infection risk.

Immediate·💪 Medium effort

Baking Soda Paste

Natural

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No evidence

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Baking soda paste is a traditional home remedy for itchy bites.

Minutes·💪 Low effort

Epinephrine Auto Injector for Severe Allergy

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Moderate

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People with severe insect allergy may require an epinephrine auto injector.

Minutes·💪 High effort

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