Newton Homeopathics BUG BITES, 1 fl oz Liquid
N38 - BUG BITES
Bug bites are not “bites” but “stings.” The stinger is either at the mouth or at the end of the abdomen of the bug. Insect stings can be divided in two categories: stings with hooks and stings without hooks.
A mosquito does not leave a stinger in the wound (without hook). Bees leave their stingers in the wound with the venombladders attached, and continue to inject the venom (with hook).
The stinger should be removed as soon as possible. Using a flat blade, place the blade level on the skin behind the venom bladder, the sharp edge of the blade turned toward the stinger.
Move the blade over the skin surface, under the venom bladder, therebyremoving the bladder and the stinger.
If no flat blade is available, a long fingernail can be used. Attempts to remove a stinger with tweezers or fingers, squeezes the venom bladder and empties the venom into the wound, causing more pain.
Pain, itching, and swelling from bites and stings from bees, wasps, spiders, ants, bugs, mosquitoes, horseflies, and fleas are eased by the use of Bug Bites.
Directions: Take 3 to 6 drops on the tongue and repeat if necessary every 15 minutes until symptoms abate. A topical application of Echinacea Tincture is also helpful. Itch Stopper spray is also recommended to control itching.
Ingredients: Anthracinum, Apis mellifica, Arnica montana, Arsenicum album, Belladonna,Caladium seguinum, Croton tiglium, Formica rufa, Grindelia, Hypericum perforatum, Lachesismutus, Ledum palustre, Pulex irritans, Rhus toxicodendron 10x. Arnica montana, Calendula officinalis,Echinacea purpurea, Hamamelis virginiana, Solidago virgaurea 3x. Alcohol 20%.