whats the best way to get rid of love bites?
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turtle necks and tan make-up. Sorry...
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Use Chloraseptic spray where it hurts the worst or use Anbesol.
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Wash the area thoroughly, put on some neosporin and a bandaid. Take a benedryl (will help with itching, burning and mild allergic symptoms).\nWatch the area carefully for signs of changes such as lots of swelling, red rings, puss, smell, etc. \nThe bite will *probably* be gone by tomorrow, but if it does exhibit venom symptoms, see a doctor.
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Stop eating Houseflies!!! Stick with pickles and icecream.
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to give one that will go away relatively quickly, just suck hard on the skin, which will make it turn red, but not too much. to give one that will last a long time, and be very noticable/red, you can actually bite the skin (pinch it between your teeth) while sucking on it. this not only leaves a good mark due to the bite (although it will not look like teethmarks), but it pulls the skin out a bit into your mouth, where you can get better suction on it. BE CAREFUL: the harder you "bite", and the harder you suck on the skin, the redder it gets, and too red and dark might attract attention
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The first thing you need to do is get rid of the existing fleas in your flat, contact your landlord. Mean while, they have these flea traps that plug into the wall and they look like a grid with stick paper in between the lines. Looks funny but it really does collect the fleas. Sorry, I can not remember what they are called. Something else you can do to stop them from continueing to bite you is to take a mixture of bleach and water, dampen a wash cloth and wipe your shoes and lower legs. Fleas do not like bleach. Next, taking care of the existing bites. Calamine lotion does wonders in relieving the pain & itch from the bites.
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Treatment depends on the type of reaction. If there is only redness and pain at the site of the bite, application of ice is adequate treatment. Clean the area with soap and water to remove contaminated particles left behind by some insects (such as mosquitoes). These particles may further contaminate the wound if not removed. Refrain from scratching because this may cause the skin to break down and an infection to form.\n\nYou may treat itching at the site of the bite with an over-the-counter antihistamine such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl) in cream or pill form. Calamine lotion also helps relieve the itching.
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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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First you must find out if your house is infested with fleas. A simple flea trap that you can make at home is to get a bowl of water and mix in some dishwashing soap. At night shine a flashlight onto the bowl of water and in the morning see if any fleas have jumped in. The light attracts the fleas the soap and water drowns them. Once you determine whether you need to exterminate wash everything you have in hot water.\n\nAs far as things you can do to prevent flea bites. You can try lemon peels boiled in water and applied when cooled or you can try lavender oil mixed with some water. These are natural repellants. To relieve the itch a Benadryl works. Topical lotions like maximum strength Hydrocortisone and calamine lotion work too.
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I doubt if it's some type of disease.\n\nIf I were u, I would pour sum rubbing alcohol onto a clean, white towel and scrub the area that was bitten.  After you've scrubbed it real good, put sum Johnson & Johnson (preferably) first-aid cream on it...it will help take the itch away, clean it, disinfect it, and heal it.
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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.
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Use toothpaste, rub it in with your finger...or BRASSO works also...a mild abrassive..
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Use nail polish remover to clean the area & then put clear nail polish on the chigger bite. It will stop the itching & help it to heal quicker.
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Ouch, I guess you could if you wanted, just make sure it's ready to come off so you don't get a scar or an infection. And here's some invaluable advice for the future--lavender oil! It works better to make a cold sore disappear than anything I've ever heard of, sometimes in a few hours or at least a day.
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Remove the stinger. Avoid using tweezers to do this, however, as it can squeeze more venom into the body. Instead, carefully scrape a blunt edge over the stinger, such as a credit card or the back of a plastic knife, which will encourage it to ping free. \n\nExperts recommend applying vinegar to the affected area to relieve itching, and popping a painkiller if necessary (though always follow advice on the packet when it comes to taking any medicine). \n\nAlso watch out for allergic reactions. Don't hesitate to seek medical treatment should it leave you feeling dizzy, cause swelling through the body and/or difficulty in breathing.
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You get them from GIRLS.  They're icky things that crawl all over you!  The only thing you can do for them is shriek and brush them off vigorously.
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You are getting the chigger bites from outdoors. (By the way, some areas of the country call them red bugs, same things) You need to get a lawn pest control treatment on your yard. As for your bodies, when you come in from outside, go straight to the bath. You need to add bleach to your bath water. I would say a cup or two at least, and sit in the tub. You may have noticed those boogers like the darkest and warmest areas, so be sure and keep those parts in the water as long as you can. For the itching nothing beats good ol' Calamine lotion. You can dunk the kids in bleach water baths, too, or at least I did mine and they didn't fall on the floor kicking arms and legs in the air. :) Good luck, and please know that millions before you have survived this dreaded plague and you will, too! :)