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Suggest Treatment For Insect Bite Rashes On Legs

I have 5 insect bites on my legs. They have a blister at the center. i think it might be a spider that bit me. It was at night in my bed the site itches and has a red area around it. I used cortisone when I first got the bite. It has been two days, the biggest one with a blister just broke as I was rubbing it. Linda, YYYY@YYYY
Tue, 25 Nov 2014
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hi

You seem to have developed lesions of vector dermatitis.
This is basically an insect bite reaction and is allergic .
Application of mild topical steroid creams helps in most cases .
Sometimes oral antihistamines or oral steroids have to be given along .
Do not apply any other cream or oil over the affected area.

Dr Geetika Paul
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Suggest Treatment For Insect Bite Rashes On Legs

Hi You seem to have developed lesions of vector dermatitis. This is basically an insect bite reaction and is allergic . Application of mild topical steroid creams helps in most cases . Sometimes oral antihistamines or oral steroids have to be given along . Do not apply any other cream or oil over the affected area. Dr Geetika Paul