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Flea Bites: When to See a Doctor - Symptoms & Treatment
Most flea bites cause mild itching/bumps treatable at home with anti-itch cream and avoiding scratching. Seek medical attention if:
- Severe itching/swelling spreading rapidly
- Blisters or pus-filled sores
- Signs of infection: redness, warmth, fever
- Difficulty breathing or allergic reaction signs
- Multiple bites, especially on children
Consult a healthcare professional for any concerns. Prevent future bites by treating pets and maintaining flea-free environments.
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