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Q: bug bites

asked by: teebee on June 29th, 2009

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I have on my right hip I have three bites in a triangle shape that is the only place that I have them and I am the only one in the house with them. What kind of bug bite do I have and what is the best way to stop it from itching?

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ioka

replied on June 29th, 2009

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hello im form uk so not aquainted with your bugs over there...i can however advise you to take antihistimine for the itch..be careful though if you are on medications of any kind that the antihistimine doesn,t react with other medications you may take.

Gametricks47

replied on July 15th, 2009

New User

Possible Ant bite

Im pretty sure that, that kind of bite is an ant bite... I have the same exact one.

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