What are the treatment methods for mite bites?

Treatment methods after mite bites mainly include: 1. Local treatment: Wash the bitten area with cold water to reduce pain and swelling. At the same time, disinfect with iodine or hydrogen peroxide to prevent infection. For mild rashes or itching, topical medications such as calamine lotion or anti-itch creams (e.g., anti-humidify itch-relieving ointment) can be applied to relieve symptoms. 2. Medication: If symptoms such as itching and redness are severe, oral antihistamines (e.g., cetirizine tablets, loratadine tablets) may be taken under a doctor's guidance to reduce allergic reactions. Topical corticosteroid medications such as mometasone furoate cream can also be used for anti-inflammatory and antiallergic treatment. 3. Environmental mite control: Expose bedding to sunlight, maintain a well-ventilated and dry living environment, and regularly replace and wash bed linens to reduce mite proliferation. 4. Personal hygiene: Keep the skin clean and avoid scratching the bitten areas to prevent infection. Regarding diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a light diet, drink plenty of water, and avoid smoking and alcohol consumption as much as possible.