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Insect BiteAbout.com Health's Disease and Condition content is reviewed by Kate Grossman, MD
Skin Rashes No matter how careful you are about using insect repellents, it is likely that your child will occasionaly get an insect bite, such as the one shown below. ![]() (c) 2006 Vincent Iannelli, MD licensed to About.com, Inc. Insect Bite The majority of insect bites, whether by an ant, non-poisonous spider, or wasp, etc., aren't dangerous, unless your child is allergic to the insect. These insect bites can be scary for parents though, since even a 'normal' reaction to an insect bite, as shown in the picture above, can include redness, swelling, and warm skin. Some tips to remember about insect bites include that:
PediatricsSkin RashesUpdated: February 7, 2007 |
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