whats good for flea bites when you are allergic to them?
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Avoiding fleas helps.
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Calemine lotion or any other cool lotion.  Also try draping a wet cloth over the affected area, running cold water over it or rubbing with an ice-cube.  You must avoid scratching - hard to do but you'll likely scratch the bites until they bleed.  I'm suffereing with the same thing at the moment - just had a cool bath which has helped.
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If you can't see them biting you, they probably aren't. We had fleas once a few years ago and they were pretty bad and you always saw them jumping on you. Those are probably flea bites. Treat your cat for fleas, you can buy Frontline Plus pretty cheap. If they're red dots on you, then that's what they are. They are very itchy too...
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Dinky little red bug---chigger.  You will definately know if you are bitten!  a drugest can sell you Chigger Rid to get rid of the blisters.
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eat alot of garlic,  fleas hate garlic.
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I found this information on a website. I hope this helps. \n\n\nThe most successful way I've used to get rid of fleas was as follows:\n\n1. Fill a shallow, large basin with soapy water.\n2. Place it on the floor of the room where the fleas are located.\n3. Place a shade-less lamp next to the basin.\n4. Turn off all lights in the room except for this lamp.\n\nThe fleas are attracted to the light. They will try jumping at the light but when they come back down from their jump, they will land on the water. Normally, they are too light to break the water's surface tension. However, the soap weakens the surface tensions and the fleas drown.\n\nThe first time I tried this, it took a couple of nights for all fleas to be gone.\n\nAlso, be sure to regularly wash your pets, particularly if they've been outside.\n\nIf the flea bites on you are itchy, try a baking soda bath. This will often soothe itching in a lot of people. Chamomile lotion may also work.
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The Homeopathic remedy SULFUR is a specific for all kinds of itching.\nTake care and God Bless !
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Always remember this if you lay with dogs you get fleas.This statement will cover a lot of ground.
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Aveeno Itch Cream is good..it also has calamine in it too.  I know what your going through...hang in there.
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There is a OTC medicine called Drixoral. It works really well, as well as Benadryl, or generic Diphenhydramine. If none of those work, you may want to make an appearance at the office of a holistic doctor-he/she will do an allergy test and you may be able to have your reaction to allergens desensitized.
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When it gets red, dry and itcy, you can use hydrocortisone cream. You can get it OTC. Do not use the cream for more than 2 weeks. Take benadryl to stop the itchiness so that you wont scratch and worsen it. Keep it mosturized all the all time. I like Aveeno, it is a soy-base moisturizer. Protect your skin from chemicals that irritate your skin by weraing gloves. If this doesnt help, I would suggest you get help from a doctor. It might be not be just skin allergy.
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Avoid what you're allegic to.  If that's not possible.  Take an anti-histamine.  Shower before you go to bed so you're not bringing the allergen into bed with you.  If allergic to your pets keep them out of your room.  You can also get allergy shots.  Have you been tested yet?
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Pure aloe. Also any type of burn relief used for sunburn, it has lidocaine in it for the pain and will help it stay clean. You can cover it with a bandaid to ensure that it stays clean. Don't put butter on it, that just adds fuel to the fire, so to speak. Toothpaste also helps (just make sure it isn't cinnamon flavored. Sensodyne is the best to use for burns, bites, and the itching since it is for sensitive teeth).
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If you get a tic try to use rubbing alcohol our put some thing hot on its body the shock will make it release its bite. Then pull it off. To avoid them there are some bug repellents that they will shy from.
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i know this sounds a little strange but if you put toothpaste (make sure its a pasty kind) on any sort of bite it will prevent it from getting irritated by the air and such things and the itch will be away before you know it.  also try taking an aveeno oatmeal bath, its very soothing.
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rabies\nYou can be allergic to them.
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You should take some Benadryl by mouth then apply Benadryl cream or hydrocortisone cream to the rash to help with the itching. That should get you by until you see the doc. Good luck.