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Stings from fire ants, bees, wasps and hornets are painful and stimulate serious allergic reaction called anaphylaxis. Bites from mosquitoes and fleas are more likely to cause itching than pain but few may cause infection.
Common symptoms include:
Skin rash or redness
Itching
Stinging sensation or swelling
Some bites can trigger allergic reactions that might require immediate medical attention. Symptoms to look for in such conditions are;
Breathing difficulty
Rapid swelling
Dizziness
Confusion
Unconsciousness
Occurs when an insect bites to defend itself or to feed on the human blood.
Identification of the insect and possible examination of the location, pattern and size of the bites.
Clinical criteria for diagnosis of various allergies are conducted.
Most bites do not cause any problem. Rashes and itching can be controlled through self-care and tropical ointments and creams. Severe allergic reactions need immediate medical attention and treatment depends on the symptom expressed.
Maintain cleanliness which eliminate nests and minimize reproduction of biting insects
Wear protective clothing such as long sleeves and pants when outdoors
Avoid use of heavy perfumes, scented soaps, sprays or lotions that may attract insects
Use of mosquito nets or repellants to avoid mosquito bites
What are possible complications from insect bites?
What medications do I need to take?
What measures do I take to prevent insect bites?
What are the first aid measures to an insect bite?
Do I need to seek immediate medical attention?
Do I require any tests?
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