by YUCELINE » 16 May 2012 09:42
Hi,
First of all,I want to give an advice about mosquito bites.
It is a common problem specially in the summer seasons.
Repellents aren't enough for protectıon lots of tıme.
If you have a mosquito bıte,you must keep clean the area for preventıon from the bacterial contamination.
Mosquito bite treatment starts with cleaning the area and addressing the reaction as soon as you realize you've been bitten.
A simple mild soap and warm water wash is the first place to start; pat dry with a soft towel and resist the urge to rub.
Scratching and rubbing will actually prolong the mosquito bite itch instead of offering (temporary) relief.
You also run the risk of introducing dirt and bacteria into the open area and developing an infection.
Calamine lotion or a topical anesthetic are effective mosquito bite treatments.
One percent hydro-cortisone cream alleviates itching, as well. If applications to the surface of the skin don't take care of the symptoms immediately, try taking an anti-inflammatory such as ibuprofen or naproxen. This will help to reduce the swelling of the bites. For more severe cases, an antihistamine such as Benedryl will also help, but check with a doctor before administering the medication for this reason and also you see any blısters or red bıg and hot areas on the skin you must check wıth a the doctor because ıt may be a first phase of an ınfectıon.
Secondarily,
Prickly heat is also common problem in the summer season.Avoiding the heat by staying in the shade ,cool shower or baths and wearing loose, cotton clothing will help to ease your symptoms.Applying calamine lotion will soothe the affected area of skin. You can also use hydrocortisone cream if your skin is particularly sore and itchy.Most heat rash resolves without treatment, often within a day after changing to a cooler environment.If your symptoms doesn't disappear you must check your condition with a doctor.
Kind Regards
Dr.Murat