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Insect Bite

Insect bites, whether from mosquitoes, wasps, or spiders, can cause unpleasant skin reactions such as itching, redness, and swelling. It's crucial to know how to respond swiftly to prevent infection and alleviate discomfort. Depending on the type of insect, reactions can vary in intensity, ranging from mild to more severe. Learn more here about insect bites.
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FAQ about insect bite

What are the initial treatments to administer after an insect sting?

Following a insect bite, it is advised to clean the area with water and soap and apply a cold compress to reduce swelling and potential itching.

How to alleviate itching associated with an insect bite?

The application of a soothing cream or gel, containing lavender, chamomile or calendula, helps to alleviate the itchiness of a insect bite.

How to remove a sting after a bee sting?

Remove the sting by gently scraping with tweezers or your fingernail, without squeezing to avoid injecting more venom.

Can we prevent insect bites?

Yes, by using repellents, wearing long clothing, and avoiding high-risk areas such as marshes or woods, it is possible to prevent insect bites.

Why do some individuals get bitten by mosquitoes more than others?

According to some studies, mosquitoes are more likely to target certain individuals due to their body odour and microbiota, which they find more appealing.

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