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Old 10-10-2010, 11:15 PM #3
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If you don't get better, contact your doctor. If you didn't know what bit you, you can't really determine why you reacted. Sue had a good suggestion for dealing with the bites. You could try Benadryl cream but because it can make MG worse, you should only try a very small amount and only on ONE bite. Wait and see if it helps or not. Or, go see your doctor.

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