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I’ll come clean: I hate summer. The overwhelming heat. The never-ending sweat. And yes, the mosquitoes. I’ve been autumn’s biggest fan since day dot – andbecause they thrive in warm, humid environments.
And their annoying bites – which, by the way, stings because of their saliva, plus the injury to the skin – can be ridiculously itchy.Unfortunately, scratching mosquito bits can irritate the skin further and even lead to infections.’s do-it-yourself paste that is recommended for curbing the itching. And we’ll also get into how to treat all mozzy bites, and when to worry about mosquito-borne illnesses.
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