How to relieve itching and swelling after a baby is bitten by a mosquito

After a baby is bitten by a mosquito, the following measures can be taken to relieve itching and swelling: Wash the affected area with soap water or diluted flower dew water. The alkaline components in these substances can effectively neutralize the acidic substances in mosquito saliva, thus alleviating itching and swelling. Secondly, you may choose to apply honeysuckle water, cooling oil, or antibiotic ointments (such as erythromycin ointment). These medications have effects of clearing heat, detoxifying, reducing inflammation, and relieving itching, which can help reduce the baby's discomfort. If the baby's symptoms are severe, a small amount of glucocorticoid ointment (such as desonide cream) can be used, but it should not be used for a long time to avoid adverse effects on the baby's skin. During the treatment process, keep the affected area dry and avoid scratching to prevent infection. Also, maintain indoor cleanliness and take mosquito prevention measures to reduce the risk of the baby being bitten again. If the baby's symptoms continue to worsen or are accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical advice promptly.