Defense is the best from of treatment here. Take adequate precautions to ensure that you are not bitten by a mosquito. But if you have been bitten, then here are some home remedies that you can use to reduce the swelling and the itch:
The best overall mosquito bite protection available today is, without rival, the MosquitoPatch. MosquitoPatch provides effective protection from mosquito bites and diseases. It is 100% safe, there are no harmful side effects associated with using MosquitoPatch and the easy use of MosquitoPatch is a huge bonus; it is personal, portable, neat, and discreet.
Mosquito repellent coils emit smoke. Smoke is never good for you especially when combined with harmful chemicals that are used to repel insects; coils only affect a small area and are not mobile. When you move out of the smoke, you move out of the protected area, there is also the added concern of being burned especially when children are playing close by.
MosquitoPatch carries none of these concerns, every individual has their own effective protection and the protection goes wherever you go.
Lotion and oil based insect repellents can leave you sticky and/or oily and are generally, very uncomfortable. If you are swimming or sweating reapplication is necessary in order to stay protected and there is also the additional concern of chemicals that may be absorbed into the skin.
MosquitoPatch does not leave your skin sticky or oily. The patch is waterproof so there is no need to reapply, simply put it on once and you are protected from mosquito bites no matter what your activity level or location is for the day (up to 24 hours per patch).
Natural Treatment of Mosquito Bites: -
• Wash the infected area with soap and water immediately after you have been bitten. Wipe the site clean and try to keep it dry until the irritation reduces. Remember not to scrub the skin. Soak the area and then pat dry it.
• Avoid scratching the bitten area. A mosquito bite normally heals in a couple of days but continuous scratching can delay the healing process.
• The simplest anti-itching compound is a paste made of baking soda and water. Use just enough water to make a sticky paste, and spread it on.
• Apply an ice pack wrapped in a piece of cloth over the bitten area. This provides instant relief.
• Using calamine lotion or a tropical anesthetic that contains pramoxine helps relieve both the pain and itch.
• For a cool compress, apply an ice pack wrapped in a towel or soak a washcloth in cold water and press it on the bite.
• Apply Aloe Vera gel over the area that has been bitten by the mosquito. Aloe Vera also forms a protective layer which prevents the spread of infection.
• Aloe Vera, whether in gel form or straight from the plant itself, works magic with mosquito bites. Simply apply it to the bite and forget about it.
• A very commonly used home remedy is to rub soap directly on the bite.
The best overall mosquito bite protection available today is, without rival, the MosquitoPatch. MosquitoPatch provides effective protection from mosquito bites and diseases. It is 100% safe, there are no harmful side effects associated with using MosquitoPatch and the easy use of MosquitoPatch is a huge bonus; it is personal, portable, neat, and discreet.
Mosquito repellent coils emit smoke. Smoke is never good for you especially when combined with harmful chemicals that are used to repel insects; coils only affect a small area and are not mobile. When you move out of the smoke, you move out of the protected area, there is also the added concern of being burned especially when children are playing close by.
MosquitoPatch carries none of these concerns, every individual has their own effective protection and the protection goes wherever you go.
Lotion and oil based insect repellents can leave you sticky and/or oily and are generally, very uncomfortable. If you are swimming or sweating reapplication is necessary in order to stay protected and there is also the additional concern of chemicals that may be absorbed into the skin.
MosquitoPatch does not leave your skin sticky or oily. The patch is waterproof so there is no need to reapply, simply put it on once and you are protected from mosquito bites no matter what your activity level or location is for the day (up to 24 hours per patch).
Natural Treatment of Mosquito Bites: -
• Wash the infected area with soap and water immediately after you have been bitten. Wipe the site clean and try to keep it dry until the irritation reduces. Remember not to scrub the skin. Soak the area and then pat dry it.
• Avoid scratching the bitten area. A mosquito bite normally heals in a couple of days but continuous scratching can delay the healing process.
• The simplest anti-itching compound is a paste made of baking soda and water. Use just enough water to make a sticky paste, and spread it on.
• Apply an ice pack wrapped in a piece of cloth over the bitten area. This provides instant relief.
• Using calamine lotion or a tropical anesthetic that contains pramoxine helps relieve both the pain and itch.
• For a cool compress, apply an ice pack wrapped in a towel or soak a washcloth in cold water and press it on the bite.
• Apply Aloe Vera gel over the area that has been bitten by the mosquito. Aloe Vera also forms a protective layer which prevents the spread of infection.
• Aloe Vera, whether in gel form or straight from the plant itself, works magic with mosquito bites. Simply apply it to the bite and forget about it.
• A very commonly used home remedy is to rub soap directly on the bite.
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