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How Can An Itching Bite With A Blistering Lump Be Treated?

I am getting some kind of bites that itch. They last several days. Usually they have a very tiny hard bump in the middle that looks l like a blister. I can get new bites anytime of day, but they itch worse in the evening. I have checked my bed and my clothes inch by inch, especially the seams. I have found nothing. I am staying in a a cation home that had a lot of spiders when I arrived - tiny ones all the way up to daddy long legs. We have sprayed the house, then had it cleaned thoroughly. How do I stop this biting?
Tue, 2 Dec 2014
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General & Family Physician 's  Response
Hello
Welcome to HCM.
It may be due to some insects.
Take bath with herbal soaps.
Spray insecticides in your house and bedroom.
If possible, change the bed.
Take levocetirizine tab 5 mg two times a day for 3-5 days.
If still persist, consult your dermatologist.
Hope this will help.
Take care...
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How Can An Itching Bite With A Blistering Lump Be Treated?

Hello Welcome to HCM. It may be due to some insects. Take bath with herbal soaps. Spray insecticides in your house and bedroom. If possible, change the bed. Take levocetirizine tab 5 mg two times a day for 3-5 days. If still persist, consult your dermatologist. Hope this will help. Take care...