What to do if the red spots from mosquito bites don’t go away

After being bitten by a mosquito, if red spots appear repeatedly and do not disappear, you should pay attention. There are many reasons for this. For example, the patient's skin is too sensitive and the physical condition has declined recently, which may cause such a phenomenon. In addition, the mosquito species in some areas are different, and some mosquitoes are more poisonous, which may also cause such symptoms. At this time, you must take medication in time and pay attention to diet adjustment.

What to do if the red spots from mosquito bites don’t go away

1. Wash your hands with soapy water first, wipe them clean, wet the cotton swab, and then rub the cotton swab on the soap twice to produce soapy water, and then apply the soapy water on the red dots. Tips: Wash the red spots clean before applying soapy water. Also, do not use soap bubbles, just a little soap. 2. Saliva In addition to moistening the mouth, cleaning the mouth, dissolving food and aiding digestion, another important function of saliva is antibacterial. Lysozyme, immunoglobulin A, thiocyanate, lactoferrin, etc. in saliva have bactericidal or antibacterial effects. Therefore, the most convenient method is to apply some saliva after being bitten by a mosquito. However, do not use this method if you have bad breath.

4. Apply toothpaste: Dip the toothpaste in a little water and apply it evenly on the areas with red spots. However, you should pay attention to the choice of toothpaste. You should choose one with strong anti-inflammatory effect and one with strong alkaline properties. These effects will be better. 5. Applying aloe vera liquid can use the juice in the aloe vera leaves to reduce swelling and relieve itching. If the area becomes red, swollen and itchy after being bitten by a mosquito, you can cut a small piece of aloe vera leaf, wash it, break it apart, and apply it to the red and swollen area a few times to reduce the swelling and relieve the itching.