With summer season here and Insects and Bees everywhere, we are bound to either be Bit or Stung at least once this season.
Here is a list of some natural remedies that were first posted in a magazine and then tried out by some parents taking care of their children's Insect Bites and Bee Stings:
*Lime Juice-Mix with a little water and rub onto the Insect Bite (as long as skin is still intact)
*Raw Potato-Mash a little bit of raw potato with water and baking soda. apply to Insect Bite to reduce redness ind itch.
*Aspirin-Crush one or two tablets and make a paste with water and apply to a Bee Sting to help ease inflammation.
*Salt-For Wasp Stings~clean the area with soap and water. Mix half teaspoon of salt with a drop of water and apply to Sting for half an hour.
*Rubbing Alcohol-Coat the Insect Bitten area with rubbing alcohol to help soothe the itch. Do not apply to broken skin, or it can burn.
Please note that any signs of infection or if the Insect bite or Bee Sting worsens, consult a doctor.
Here is a list of some natural remedies that were first posted in a magazine and then tried out by some parents taking care of their children's Insect Bites and Bee Stings:
*Lime Juice-Mix with a little water and rub onto the Insect Bite (as long as skin is still intact)
*Raw Potato-Mash a little bit of raw potato with water and baking soda. apply to Insect Bite to reduce redness ind itch.
*Aspirin-Crush one or two tablets and make a paste with water and apply to a Bee Sting to help ease inflammation.
*Salt-For Wasp Stings~clean the area with soap and water. Mix half teaspoon of salt with a drop of water and apply to Sting for half an hour.
*Rubbing Alcohol-Coat the Insect Bitten area with rubbing alcohol to help soothe the itch. Do not apply to broken skin, or it can burn.
Please note that any signs of infection or if the Insect bite or Bee Sting worsens, consult a doctor.
