fire ant bites?

Try hot water as hot as you can bear it. repeat if it returns.

Immediately after a sting, elevate the limb that was bitten and apply ice or a cold compress — this will help reduce swelling and pain. There is no treatment for the venom itself, but anti-itch medications, such as hydrocortisone cream and diphenhydramine, both of which are available over-the-counter (without prescription) can be used to treat the symptoms. Also, a solution of half-bleach and half-water applied immediately to the sting might help alleviate pain. Once the pustule has formed, it needs to be washed regularly and gently, so as not to break it, avoiding a possible secondary infection.

I would suggest trying Melaleuca oil. It is a natural soother and is antibacterial. Unlike other topical remedies, Melaleuca oil is absorbed by the skin and will treat your bites below the surface. It's soothing to pain, itching, and stinging. It works as a natural healer.

It can be purchased at health food stores, or can be ordered online. I currently keep some on hand in my medicine cabinet. I've found a wonderful company with great customer service who delivers right to my door. If your interested in more info, feel free to e-mail me :o)

Sounds weird but. Regular white tooth paste works for me and my friends.

Just put a drop on and leave it until the itch is gone.