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How Can A Raised Itchy Lump Caused By A Bite Be Treated?

Returned home from Mallorca two weeks ago. My 6 year old has a bite that had just appeared, it is a perfect red circle with a raised itchy bump in the centre. Could this be a reaction to mosquito bite after two weeks? Or something else. Does not looked infected. I am a nurse.
Wed, 20 Aug 2014
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Thanks for posting your query at HealthCareMagic. It could be a mosquito bite but unless a doctor can directly see for himself, it is hard for him to comment whether it is a tick bite or something else. If he does not have fever or associated symptoms you may sit back and watch if it goes away. If not, consult a paediatrician.

I hope that helps. Feel free to revert back in case of further queries.
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How Can A Raised Itchy Lump Caused By A Bite Be Treated?

Thanks for posting your query at HealthCareMagic. It could be a mosquito bite but unless a doctor can directly see for himself, it is hard for him to comment whether it is a tick bite or something else. If he does not have fever or associated symptoms you may sit back and watch if it goes away. If not, consult a paediatrician. I hope that helps. Feel free to revert back in case of further queries.