How do you stop the itch and sting of ant bites?

Answer 1

Dowse in rubbing alcohol orvinegar for five minutes to reduce swelling, itching and stinging. If that not effective by a two hours buy an bug bite ointment or cream. Sincerely, Dr. Smith P.S. Buy my book. How to get accepted to Harvard law school for dummies

Answer 2

well

If your really algeric like me and the part of your body where you got bitten is swollen then follow theese steps:

1( You first have to put a anti itch cream. If you dont have one then use water. You can also use perfume which last longer than water.

2( Over night a white or yellow ''bubble'' will be created and according to how algeric you are you can get a really big bubble or a normal sized bubble.

3( Whatever you do you need to POP that bubble. The bubble is full of poison and if you dont take it out you will be visiting the doctor.

Pop that bubble as soon as you can because then the bite will be even MORE swollen.

Or If you dont like to pop it then you can do this:

Grab a nail cutter and open the bubble and sqeeze the bite so more poison comes out.

Before you do this you HAVE to have a cloth or a T shirt next to you so you can wipe the poison.

And if you do this way you WONT feel any pain.

Hope this helped :D

And if you use a anti itch cream I recommend Childrends Benadryl Anti Itch Gel.

The gel is cold and smooth so it will stop the bite when it itches and burns.

Oh and also drink Benadryl so your bite gets less swollen and it stops itching and burning.

Answer 3

I have little red ants that give a bad itchy bite. I put a itch cream on it and then a day or so later when the bump comes up I squeeze the venom out of it. It then dries up and quits itching. There is a insect bite cream you can find in the drugstore that works pretty well.

Answer 4

Use Tiger Balm on the area where the ant has bitten.

Answer 5

Put cream on were ever you got bitten!

Answer 6

okay this might sound mean and stupid

but go to the doctors if you are allergic but if not just put ice on it and get over it.

Answer 7

You can't. Put something on to stop the itching. I often squeeze out the venom.

Answer 8

Try applying some mud to the area. It has a cooling effect. Also, try mixing baking soda and water to make a paste which will bring the discomfort level down.