How do i get scars from previous cut, scrapes, &mosquito bites off?
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Bactine spray which seals and coats the bites to keep the air off (which causes the itching) should help, or try using calomine lotion. As far as getting rid of the scars goes, only time will fade them, or plastic surgery, lol!
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The best way to treat mosquito bites is, mix some water and salt in a cup until it thick, then pack it on the bite. It will heal the next day.
1163509
bleeding, scabbing, scarring, rinse and repeat
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Since it only abraded the top layer of skin, it is highly unlikely that a scar will result.  The best thing to do after cleaning it with mild soap and water is to put an antimicrobial ointment on it until it heals such as bacitracin ointment or neosporin (both over the counter items).
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Depends on what kind of bug it was. There's this stuff called "Chig-a-rid" It gets rid of chigger bites or you could use clear fingernail polish.  Mosquito bites go away with Calamine lotion. Any bites take a few days.
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http://www.home-remedy.org/home-remedies-for-mosquito-bites.html\n\n\nhome remedys, read this.
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If it was the imported African Fire Ant, A.K.A. Fire Ant, you may find this strange but take a bottle of anti-perspireant/deodorant in a container that features the "Roll ON" type applicator.  If the these bites were recent, like in the past few minutes to about 24 hours, apply the deodorant generously to the bites.  This works for mosquito bites as well.  If it was within a past few days and pusttules appear, then apply rubbing alcohol liberally a few times a day to dry out the pustules.  The alcohol will not sting as long as you don't break the pustules.  DON'T SCRATCH THE AREA!  It can leave life-long scarring.
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mederma, and/or vitamin E oil...it takes time for scars to heal. time is harder to take for the face, but it will get better!!!
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Try something called Mederma, you can buy it at your local pharmacy chain like CVS, Walgreens etc. If is made just for scars. Good luck dear. Also, available at Wal-Mart, Rite Aid and Targets. Look it up at www.mederma.com
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Home Remedies For Mosquito Bites\nSalt\n\nThis seems to be the quickest of all home remedies for mosquito bites. Simply moisten the bite area and then rub table salt on the moistened area. Itching should cease immediately. \n\nApple Cider Vinegar\n\nTo relieve the itching, rub apple cider vinegar directly on the mosquito bites. \n\nToothpaste\n\nToothpaste is another one of the fastest home remedies for mosquito bites. Just dab a bit of toothpaste onto the mosquito bites and the itching should stop very quickly. Peppermint toothpaste is by far the best. \n\nCalamine Lotion\n\nApply calamine lotion to relieve the itching caused by mosquito bites. \n\nAmmonia\n\nAmmonia is another one of the home remedies for mosquito bites that is a very effective "itch eliminator". Apply ammonia on the bites.\n\nWitch Hazel\n\nMake a paste out of witch hazel and baking soda. Apply it and leave it on for about 15 minutes.\n\nAloe\n\nAloe seems to top the list of all home remedies for mosquito bites when it comes to both eliminating the itch and healing the wound. You can grow your own aloe and use the gel from the leaves, or you can use a commercial aloe gel product. \n\nLemon\n\nThe biggest problem derived from scratching one's itch is the threat of infections.\n\nSo, for itching that just won't stop, and if you just have to scratch, cut a lemon in half and scratch your itch with the soft pulpy side of it. This will reduce the chances of getting an infection from scratching with your fingernails.
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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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Don't let bad opinions get you down.  :)  Every parent has a time, ok, MANY times when they are unsure of what to do.  Please don't think you are a bad parent as some have suggested.  If there is puss coming out of it, you should clean it with soap and water, try to gently rub away as much puss as you can, and then put an antibacterial cream on it.  Tomorrow call your doctor and see if you can get it looked at.  Some bugs, tics, crawl into the skin, and other bugs can leave quite a nasty little poison behind, not usually dangerous to the whole body, but can cause infection at the site of the bite.  Don't use peroxide on it.  Doctors have recently been saying that peroxide will help kill the poison/infection, but it will also kill all the helpful cells at the sight, and can help ruin the skin, and rarely can aid in scaring.  It's much better to clean the cut, bite out with warm soap and water.  But please do call your family doctor tomorrow just to make sure he doesn't want to check her out.  He will have heard of any dangerous insects around lately, and can tell you if she should be looked at.  Good luck, and thank you for asking, that is what shows you are a caring parent.
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Ask your doctor about something called Stievamycin. It will help peel away the skin over night. it takes about 4 months to get rid of all the scars. \n\ntip: if you do use it, use plenty of moisterizer in the morning and dont over apply it.
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Neosporin is like a cure all for cuts. and make sure that you drink lots of water b/c it really helps to hydrate your skin. good luck.
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I'm currently trying to stop cutting and getting really worried about all the scars, so I'm using vitamin E on them. I buy the capsules from the pharmacy and cut them open and rub the oil directly into the scars. It does seem to be helping, although it's a slow process, but I'm sure all methods are. I do that once a day, and I use a moisturiser containing vitamin E once a day as well. You can also buy oils and serums specifically designed to reduce scars, such as Bio Oil, but they're really expensive and I'm not sure they work any better than vitamin E. If you have raised scars, the scar reduction patches you can buy are supposed to be very effective, although I haven't tried them yet myself. Hope this has been of some help and good luck, I hope your scars do fade, I have some that I know will be permanent unfortunately.
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buy vitamin E gelcaps and then break them open and rub it on your scars.... My grandmother thought me this when I was young....works well....
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Have you tried Skin So Soft  (spray oil mist / reg scent) by Avon? I do not like the regular bug sprays that are available to spray on the skin. I also take Garlic tablets, and I have found that by cutting the sugar out of my diet has helped for me as well. However everyones body is different. When bitten, if I do, I use what is called 'After Bite' roll on sticks. If you don't have this in your area, Hydrogen Peroxide or Calamine Lotion maybe, however I am sure you have tried this. Just remember that when itching a mosquito bite, it spreads the poison.\n\nCitronella candles I light when outside. I also have tiki torches that have the citronella fuel. I got rid of my water fountains, ponds, and any standing water that is in my yard. For the pool however, I do have the automatic cover, and treat it regularly.\n\nI don't know what kind of conditions that surround your property line or your neighbors for that matter. You might want to ask them as well, as what they do to prevent mosquitoes. I know this has helped reduce the mosquitoes within mine. Hope this helps a little.