What should I do if I am bitten by a poisonous mosquito in the wild? How can a pregnant woman reduce swelling and relieve itching if she is bitten by a poisonous mosquito?

What to do if you are bitten by a poisonous mosquito in the wild

1. If you are bitten by a poisonous mosquito in the wild, look carefully to see if there is a plant called Oxalis around you. This plant often grows in clusters and will bloom with red or purple flowers when the sun is out. Pull up a few and break off their branches. Use its juice to rub the area bitten by the poisonous mosquito. It can relieve itching and swelling, which is quite magical.

2. You can also use your own slightly alkaline saliva to apply it on the mosquito bites, which can also have a certain anti-itching effect.

What should pregnant women do if they are bitten by poisonous mosquitoes?

Pregnant women should not use toilet water to relieve itching when dealing with mosquito bites. They can use salt water, toothpaste, hot towels, etc.

1. Don't rush to scratch when bitten by a poisonous mosquito. Scratching the skin will cause inflammation. Apply some salt water or toothpaste to the affected area to quickly relieve the itching.

2. Mosquito venom can be detoxified by high temperature. After being bitten by a mosquito, mosquito venom is most afraid of high temperature. Immediately apply a hot towel for 5 minutes. Or use a hot water bottle stopper (of course there must be hot water in the bottle) to slightly heat it, and apply it to the small bag, subject to not scalding. It will take 3-5 minutes.