Once a mosquito has injected their saliva into our skin, a variety of reactions can follow. For the lucky few, nothing much happens at all. For most people, and irrespective of the type of ...

Reactions to mosquito bites will always differ from person to person, and treatments will vary accordingly. “Some people don't have much itching,” Caudle says. “Other people can actually get ...

So if it seems like you're the only one getting bitten, it might not be your imagination. You just might be a mosquito magnet.

When a mosquito pierces your skin, it does more than cause a fleeting moment of discomfort—it sets off a chain reaction ...

A clinical trial supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is testing an experimental treatment designed to help ...

For example, some people will barely notice a mosquito or ant bite while others break out in itchy or painful welts. If someone has an allergy, an insect bite or sting can mean a severe reaction ...

Insect bites trigger different reactions in the body. Mosquito bites cause a release of histamine, which leads to itching and swelling. Bee stings, on the other hand, introduce venom that causes ...

IU said it is “a kind of mosquito allergy,” and explained, “(When I get bitten by mosquitoes) it spreads widely, turns red, swells like edema, and even blisters form.” She continued ...