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Identifying and Treating Spider Bites

Here’s everything you need to know about what a spider bite looks like and what to do about them. Experts say spider bites are actually quite rare, but they can be tough to tell apart from other bumps or welts.By Markham HeidOctober 05, 2022

Why Mosquito Bites Itch and How to Get Relief

Mosquito bites itch because your immune system sends histamine to the area to repair damage. The good news is that simple home remedies, and in some cases OTC treatments, can provide a lot of itch relief.By Markham HeidOctober 05, 2022

Everything You Need to Know About Mite and Flea Bites

Fleas and mites do bite. Here’s everything you need to know about how to spot the pests, how to keep them out of your home and personal space, and what to do if they start to cause problems.By Markham HeidOctober 05, 2022

Bitten by a Tick How to Know

Here’s how you know you’ve been bitten by a tick, how to safely remove the tick, and when to see a doctor. Precautions must be taken if you suspect a tick bite, as it can lead to serious problems, such as Lyme disease and other infections.By Markham HeidSeptember 26, 2022

How to Know When It s a Chigger Bite

Chigger bites can look a lot like mosquito and other insect bites. But they tend to illicit a much more intense itch than other common bites. Here’s more about how to spot them, what to do about them, and how to avoid them in the first place.By Markham HeidSeptember 22, 2022

Bug Bites and Stings Everything You Need to Know

Reactions to bug bites and stings range from being very mild to wildly irritating to life-threatening. Here’s how to identify the signs and symptoms of common and not-so-common bites, and when to seek medical attention.By Markham HeidNovember 26, 2020

Do Natural Bug Repellents Actually Work

DEET-free insect repellants are everywhere. But do they offer a safe and effective alternative? Experts say use them with caution — many have limited effectiveness and come with other risks of their own. Here’s what you should know.By Lisa RapaportSeptember 04, 2020

Is It Skeeter Syndrome

Skeeter syndrome is relatively rare, but having it means you’re having an allergic reaction to a mosquito bite. You’ll notice a bigger, longer-lasting mark if you get bit by a mosquito. The welts can be itchy, red, painful, and warm to the touch.By Lisa RapaportJune 30, 2020

Study Mosquitoes Find You and Decide to Bite Because They Can Smell Your Breath

Researchers know mosquitoes rely on their senses of smell and sight to find their targets. The new study suggests odor may play a bigger role in that process than previously thought.By Lisa RapaportJuly 23, 2019

6 Things You Need to Know About the Asian Longhorned Tick

Expert answers on potential risks and why health officials are keeping a close eye on this foreign invader.By Becky UphamMay 23, 2019

Did a Wasp Sting Me All About Treatment Options Allergic Reactions Home Remedies and More

Wasps sting; they don't bite. And wasp stings are painful. But there’s lots you can do to soothe the pain and avoid an allergic reaction. This guide details what a wasp sting looks like, offers wasp sting treatments and wasp sting remedies, and more!By Valencia HigueraMarch 26, 2019

Did a Bee Sting Me Treatment Options Allergic Reactions Home Remedies and More

Do bumblebees sting? Certain types of bees can, and it’s possible to have a negative reaction. Get details on the signs you’ve been stung by a bee, bee-sting treatment and remedies, and more in this comprehensive article on bee stings.By Valencia HigueraMarch 25, 2019

7 Natural Ways to Prevent Mosquito Bites

Mosquito bites don't just itch — they can also make you sick. Zap these pesky bumps with these holistic remedies. By Deniz SahinturkNovember 21, 2018

Everything You Need to Know About Ant Bites and How to Avoid Them

Fire ants and red carpenter ants don’t actually bite, they sting. And their stings can be unpleasant. Here’s what you need to know about how to spot ant stings (and other less common ant bites), what to do about them, and how to avoid them. By Markham HeidAugust 06, 2018 NEWSLETTERS

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