Purple red blood spots from mosquito bites

It is easy to get bitten by mosquitoes in the hot summer. Because everyone's skin receptivity is different, some people have more sensitive skin and the symptoms after being bitten by mosquitoes will be more severe. Some people will have purple-red blood spots after being bitten by mosquitoes. These situations require treatment and conditioning with medication, and you should avoid scratching excessively.

1. Allergies Local redness, swelling, pain or blood spots after mosquito bites may be related to allergies and other factors, which generally should not be a big problem. This can be treated with anti-allergic drugs. You can choose cetirizine, vitamin C and other drugs for treatment. At the same time, you should avoid spicy and irritating foods. You can also use 75% alcohol for disinfection and debridement first.

2. Scratching This may be caused by scratching. After mosquito bites, skin allergies will cause bumps on the skin and itching and other symptoms, but don't worry, this is a temporary symptom that can usually heal on its own. Do not scratch the itching at will. You can apply floral water or pyrexone for anti-allergic treatment. Eat a light diet and keep the local skin dry, and it will recover in a few days. Do not eat acidic foods to avoid leaving pigmentation.

3. Other phenomena are related to the type of insect that bites you (the reason for this is that there are more than just mosquitoes that bite people) and your personal physical condition. The appearance of lumps is mostly a manifestation of an allergic reaction, especially in some people with allergic constitutions, even ordinary mosquito bites can cause local swelling. This condition is most typical in prurigo, which is an allergic reaction to insect bites. If there is a lump, do not scratch it casually, because this will not only fail to relieve the itching, but it will also easily scratch the skin and cause infection, and there will be scars after healing.

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