Mosquito bites are an (unfortunate) inevitability of spending more time in nature, and during the summer months, sometimes it simply does not matter how much bug spray you apply. If you are battling ...

To get rid of mosquito bites and soothe itching, avoid scratching and try a cool compress or an antihistamine medication.

These home remedies for mosquito bites are a good alternative when you don't have hydrocortisone cream or calamine lotion in ...

With summer heating up, mosquito bites are on the rise. Female mosquitoes cause these bites when they feed on human blood, leading to raised bumps on human skin that can become itchy and irritating.

There are a number of ways to stop scratching, from medicines to mental tricks. By Elizabeth Passarella I’m one of the unfortunate souls who, for reasons still only loosely explained by science, seems ...

While mosquitoes are not deadly, they can cause a significant headache after a bite. An annoying bite can linger for up to a ...

Mosquitoes have exploded across Arizona after the fall rain. Here's what to know about why they bite and why the bites itch ...

If you’re hiking in the woods, it shouldn’t come as a surprise to get bitten by a mosquito on the trail, but other times, it can seemingly feel like a mosquito bite just appears out of nowhere.

With the arrival of summer comes more time spent outdoors — which also means a greater risk of itchy skin conditions. Bug bites and stings are naturally more prevalent in the warmer weather, which ...

LOXAHATCHEE, Florida -- A Florida mom claims she invented a device that can suck out the itchy mosquito venom that typically leaves you scratching for a long time. When Kelly Higney moved to Florida, ...

Scratching an itch can damage your skin and make the urge even worse. Instead, try rubbing or gently stroking it with your ...

What's worse than an ant bite? A fire ant bite. Fire ants, as their name might suggest, are reddish insects with stingers and venom pouches that they may use to attack areas of exposed skin, according ...