
Bug Bites And Stings
Bug bites and stings usually are just annoying, causing temporary discomfort and pain, but no serious or lasting health problems. But sometimes, they can cause infections that require treatment and allergic reactions that can be serious, even fatal.
A Visual Guide To The Most Common Biting And Stinging Bugs
There are a lot of creepy crawlies out there that can’t help but bite or sting you when you get too close. This infographic shows 28 arthropods that you’ll want to be able to identify if you find one on your arm, and explains whether their bite or...
First Aid For Insect Stings And Bites
Although insect stings and bites can be irritating, in most cases symptoms begin to disappear by the next day and don't require medical care. However, kids who are allergic to some insect stings or bites may sometimes have life-threatening symptom...
Cures For Mild Reactions And When To See The Doctor
Most reactions to insect bites and stings are mild, causing little more than redness, itching, stinging or minor swelling. These can be cured with home remedies.
Protecting Babies From Insect Bites And Stings
Here's how you can protect your baby from the dangers of insect bites and stings. Most bites and stings from insects, ticks and leeches are harmless, and a few simple tricks will help to relieve itchiness and pain, and prevent infection.
Treatment For Insect Stings And Bites In Babies
When your child gets stung or bitten by bugs, signs of allergic reactions include swelling and itching. Learn to spot the signs of severe symptoms and give immediate treatment.
Teaching Kids About Bug Safety
Education about bugs is something parents think about when they encounter pests, rather than before. Here's what you can teach your child about bug safety.