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How do I get rid of mosquito bites?
I went to a bonfire 4 days ago and only wore shorts. After 2 days, I noticed I had a ton of red spots on my legs. I counted 28 red spots about the size of the back of a tack. I noticed there were some mosquitos around me that night, but the weird thing is they haven't really been itchy. I don't know what else it can be. They look horrible though, and it has been 4 days and they are still really red! I have scratched them a little, but I mean really hardly at all. I'm glad that they don't itch, but isn't it a little weird that they don't, and especially since I didn't realize that I even had them til 2 days later? I haven't done anything outdoorsy since that night. That is the only way I know that I got them. Any ideas on what these could be, and how I can make them go away?
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- AUDRINAA <3.Lv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
You can really get rid of them, but what I can suggest is aloe vera.
This stuff is AMAZING. When I got back from the cottage I got bit pretty bad and I applied aloe vera, and I wasn't itchy at all.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
everybody reacts different .. you yourself either itch them too much.. or and .. have a worse reaction than others .. im kinda like that..but I learned not to scratch at them! .. try some Off.. next time.. also benadyral lotion after you get them! avoid perfume when you know your gonna be outside!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
aloe vera, vaseline, calomine lotion, vinegar, or baby powdere!!!!!!!!
or even use the inside of banana skin, just rub it gently on the bites!