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Bites & Stings

Bites & Stings Learn to treat various bites and stings, from flea bites all the way up to dog bites, from health experts at eHow. Prevent bites before they happen by learning how to protect yourself and your children from insects and animals in the wild. Whether you’re trying to avoid mosquito bites at a backyard BBQ or you have to treat unfortunate jellyfish, anemone or coral stings while on a trip to the beach, eHow can help alleviate your pain and suffering.
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There are more than 200 kinds of ticks in the United States, and they are at their most active in spring and summer. It is never pleasant to have a tick on you, and they should be removed as soon...
For the most part, mosquito bites are just a nuisance - they can, however, deliver viruses like malaria and encephalitis. The trick is to avoid mosquito bites altogether, a task made easy by...
More than 4 million Americans are bitten by dogs each year; about 750,000 cases are severe enough to require medical attention.
As many as 40 percent of cat bites become infected and require medical care. If you were to get bitten by a cat you should immediately clean the bite with a disinfectant and monitor it closely so...
The vast majority of snakebites in the United States are from nonpoisonous snakes.
Since human oral flora harbors more pathogens than that of animals, people bites have a higher incidence of serious infections and complications.
The sting of a wasp or hornet is considered venomous. Quick removal of the stinger and proper follow-up care will help reduce pain and minimize swelling of the site.
Avoiding mosquito bites should be your first line of defense, but if the little bloodsuckers bite, you'll need even more defense against itching and infection. Follow these precautions after being...
Insect bites can be annoying, and some bites and stings can be dangerous. The key to prevention is to be alert when in insect habitats and to minimize contact.
Young people may be more sensitive to insect repellents, and once bit, tend to scratch more, increasing the risk of infection. Help kids avoid the discomfort of bites and the trauma of stings.
Black widow bites are most dangerous to small children and the elderly. These bites will also make adults pretty sick.
Recluse spider bites are rarely fatal, but can cause great discomfort and crater-like scars at the site of the bite. If you are bitten while in the wilderness, evacuation is recommended for proper...
There are many kinds of scorpions, but only one kind - centruroides - administer a potentially lethal sting.
Most snakes are not poisonous and only bite if provoked. Even when venomous snakes do bite, they often don't inject venom.
Antihistamines are medications that block the body's release of histamine. Histamine is released in response to an allergic reaction, trauma to the skin or insect bites.
Chiggers are the larvae of the harvest mite and if you get bitten by one you'll start to suffer from intense itching within a few hours, often around your torso. A quick examination will reveal...
If a bee chooses your for its victim, you can treat the bee sting and get on with your day, provided you know what to do. Removing the stinger is your first step. Here's how:
Wasp stings are painful and, if left untreated, can pose health risks. If a wasp pays you a nasty visit, quick action can minimize the amount of venom your body absorbs. Proceed as follows:
Bedbugs are nocturnal creatures that feed on human blood. Because their bites don't hurt, you may not realize you're a victim until you start itching and notice swelling in a reddened wheal....
Ticks can cause ailments such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Lyme disease, but the negative effects of their bites can take time to appear. Here's how to treat your tick bite before it...
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