Bedbug Bite Treatment: Relief, Prevention & When to See a Doctor
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. Here's how to treat it.Things You'll Need
- Ice pack
- Calamine lotion
Instructions
Do not scratch the bite.
To ease the itching, use an anesthetic cream or calamine lotion.
Wash the area of the bite with soap and water.
Use an ice pack to reduce swelling.
Consult a physician should the bite become infected.
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