What's the best way to treat mosquito bites?

Question

I have 4 mosquito bites, and don't know how to possibly treat them. All I know is, to put rubbing alchohol alcohol on them.

Answer 1

Put rubbing alcohol on them as soon as they start to itch, and try very hard not to scratch or end up with scars. There is also a thing at CVS or Walgreens its called mosquito stick. I think its just overpriced alcohol though.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

The best thing to use for Mosquito Bites is banana peels. Just rub the bite with the inside of the peel. The itch will stop immediately. You’ll be amazed at how quick this remedy works.

Answer 4

Peel an onion until your eyes water. The onion is releasing toxins. After a shower, gently rub the onion over your soft porous areas. Under the arms, behind the knee, wrist areas, back of neck and ankles. This has to be done freshly so plenty of juice flows. Then gently do the same with a lemon or lime. You can squeeze the lemon and lime and mix together if it is easier. Use a warm flannel to apply the scent, to the same areas as the onion before. A friend actually liquidised all three and just applied them as one with the flannel, and claimed the same effect. Works a treat.

Answer 5

As weird as it sounds, a bar of soap rubbed on a mosquito bite will really help the irritation. Good luck :)

Answer 6

I just learned this tonight after getting eaten up and it worked awesome! Dip a corner of a cloth in boiling hot water, touch the bite for a second. It will burn for a second and stop and all the itch and irritaion goes away.

Answer 7

Take your nail and push it into the misquito bite. The brain feels the pain and sends signals to check it out. When your body actually discovers the miquito bite, it will heal faster and won't itch.

Answer 8

shower and then put hydrogen peroxide on the bite. Then go to www.pricester.com/webspace/dataintegrity for mosquito repellant pens, they're GREAT and the work too!!

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Answer 10

Saliva.