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Old 07-16-2008, 05:57 PM #1
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Default Anyone get a reaction to mosquito bites??
Thought I would just ask who has reactions to mosquito bites. In recent years I get these really bad lumps, sometimes with bruising that drive me nuts with itching that leave red red marks for weeks.

Although I try to avoid going outside, they seem to get me more while I am sleeping or driving. I cant win...

I did find extra strength benedryl spray that covers them up with a little film and am using a spray with citranella oil in it.

Anyone??

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