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As long as you have not broken the skin vinegar is perfect relief just pour it over in the cap of the bottle. .

If the skin is broke the mind is the only answer, mind over matter (Will Power),

Don't itch at them every time you go to itch count to 20 or think of a great time of your life

As already mentioned, sounds more like sandfly bites. Am speaking from recent experience of both...

Got bitten at the airport on the way home from Jamaica 5 weeks ago and spent following 5 days with a foot double in size; I had to use a walking stick! Had antibiotics (no good), antihistamines (reduced itching), steroids (reduced swelling) over the following 3 weeks and finally got my shoes back on 4 days ago. Currently using the homeopathic remedy Apis mel 30c (Nelsons) which my osteopath recommended.

My foot has been quite tender but since using the remedy this last week, it seems to finally be getting back to normal.

Be patient, and avoid the doctors is my honest advice.

boil up some water and put a few spoonfuls of salt in the water get a few cotton wool pads and soak them in the water do not wring the pad out but place it on the bite as hot as you can manage and leave it until it goes cold repeat this four or five times and what should happen is that as the pad cools and dries it should suck out anything that is inside the bite but the water has to be as hot as you can possibly handle it!!

i hope this has helped you?

try vinegar it works really well. it will sting to start with but does the trick. you can use this for any sting or bit. i did for my daughter who was 8 at the time who got stung about 4 times by a wasp and the pain relief was instant.



if not go to the gp if the symptons dont go away

two week old mosquito bites should not really be itching. you may have been bitten by something else. You may have had an allergic reaction to the bite however. I think you should see a family doctor and they can prescribe you hydrocortisone cream.

Kill the itch with ice and then some hydrocortisone cream.



This is the first time I heard about bites that settle and then return. I hope you find relief and find out what's really causing them to itch again.

tcp is the best thing for bites or you can try calomine lotion

both from the chemist, you could also while you are at chemist get some antihisime tablets that will calm the itch also

Are you sure that they are mosquito bites and not sand fly bites they last allot longer and are far more itchy , good strong white wine vinegar works really well

Rather basic remedy but I find TCP is pretty good for most forms of irritation.