
Dumb B
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dont get bitten prevention is always better than cure |
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jennnnnnnny.
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There are a lot of bug bite creams out there and they all work like a charm! |
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Anna M
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I've heard meat tenderizer works. |
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coolcat_35404
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Calamine lotion |
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Decoy Duck
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Vinegar or rubbing alcohol. If you have cortisone cream that would do nicely also. Take your pick. |
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nora r
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some aloe vera, if you have it |
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just_an_illusion
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Calamine lotion...or mud, seriously it does work |
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TravelBug
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The itching caused by a bug bite is an allergic reaction to the bugs secreesions. Get some Benedryl which come in a cream for allergic reactions on the skin. You can always take a benedryl pill to stop the itching. |
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catmanbigwil
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Cortizone or Hydro-Cortizone |
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Chris F
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Rubbing alcohol always works for me. |
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crkwis
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rub it with a piece of an aloe plant-this is good for burns also. |
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♥HOOTERS GURL♥
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yeah, i know this is gonna sound hilarious, but mom found out that you can use Preperation H, i know, i know, for burns and itching situations..so try it..it definitely works for mosquito bites so good luck...and if ya have any splinters, you can use this too and put a bandaid over it and it'll eventually come out..just another useful tip..lol.. |
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Jessica
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what's always worked for me is rubbing the inside rind of an orange on it, i dont know why it works but it does. |
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cateis
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hydrocortisone cream or ointment. |
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schweet06
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my friends dad used to tell me that if you put an " x" through it with your finger nails.. you know .. like an indentation.. that it will reduce the risk.. sometimes it works for me |
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bamahotT
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Of course there is anti-itch creams,but If you put clear fingernail polish over the bite it really does help.WARNING:It stings like heck for a few seconds.♥ |
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emilysmoma
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Itch X
Calamine lotion
Vinager (but you'll smell like a pickle)
or take an oatmeal bath (but then you'll be sticky - but the dog will love you!) |
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