Applying heat denatures proteins at the bite site, which stops them from spreading inflammation to other areas. This should reduce the itching and give you permanent relief.  Heat a spoon in hot water. It should be very hot, but not so hot that you burn yourself. Touch the back of the spoon to the bite and slowly press down. Maintain it there for 15 seconds, to give time for the heat to break down the proteins. Doing this once should be enough to provide relief. Be careful not to burn yourself. If the spoon feels uncomfortably hot, let it cool for a bit. The cold will reduce the swelling and numb the nerves.   Packages of frozen corn or peas make handy ready-to-use ice packs. But be sure to wrap the ice pack in a thin towel so the cold doesn't directly touch your skin. Hold the ice pack on your skin for 15-20 minutes and then remove it to allow your skin to warm up. If the bite is hot and itchy from being scratched, the aloe will be cool and soothing. It is also very good for promoting healing. It helps keep the skin moisturized, too.  If you have a commercially manufactured aloe vera gel, smear it liberally over the bite and rub it in. For best results, use a 100% pure aloe vera gel. You can also use raw aloe from a plant in your house. Split open a leaf and rub the gooey gel directly onto your skin. These methods have not been scientifically tested, but anecdotal evidence suggests that they can help relieve itching.  Tea tree oil has antibacterial properties which will help prevent infection, as well as relieve itching, swelling and pain. Try a dilution of 1 part tea tree oil to 5 parts water. Put a small drop on your finger or a clean cotton ball and then rub the dilution directly onto the bite. Try other oils like lavender or coconut. They smell good and will help soothe your frustration with the itching. This will help it to heal quickly.  Lemon juice, lime juice and apple cider vinegar are good choices because of their high acidity. Use a sterile cotton ball to apply the juice/vinegar directly onto the bite. This will help reduce the itching by breaking down the proteins that were injected into your skin with the mosquito's saliva.  Mix a small amount of water with the meat tenderizer, using just enough that the tenderizer dissolves. Using a sterile cotton ball, swab the bite with the mixture. Be sure to get it onto the point where the bite occurred. You should feel relief within a few seconds. Honey has anti-inflammatory properties and the stickiness will make it less enjoyable to scratch.  Smear a dab of honey onto the bite and then let leave it on. Cover the bite with a band aid to prevent dirt from sticking to the honey and getting into the bite. This will reduce the irritation and promote healing.  Mix a stiff paste from baking soda and water. Start with a 2:1 ratio of baking soda and water and add baking soda as needed until the paste is moist, but not runny. Put a generous dollop onto the bite and let it dry. As it dries it will help draw out toxins. Cover the bite with toothpaste, and like with the baking soda paste, let it dry completely. When it is done, it should flake off when you touch it. The astringency of the toothpaste will help draw out the fluids from under your skin. If the bite occurred on your arm or leg, raise the limb above your heart to help it drain. Maintain this posture for 30 minutes to give the swelling time to go down.
ضع حرارة. خدّر اللدغة بكيس ثلج. ضع صبّار على موضع اللدغة. جرّب الزيوت الأساسية. ضع العصائر أو الخل الحمضي لقتل البكتيريا ومنع العدوى. استخدم مطري اللحم لتقليل الحكة. جرّب العسل الصافي. استخدم معجون صودا الخبز أو معجون أسنان لسحب السوائل والسموم التي تجمعت تحت جلدك، وسببت التورم. ارفع اللدغة فوق مستوى القلب لتقليل التورم الشديد.