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Small fluid filled bug bites, what to do?
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Topical treatment: Try using triple antibiotic cream if they look infected, or Hydrocortisone cream if they itch. If you are not sure they are bug bites, see a physician, especially if they are on your palms and soles or if you have a fever.
Answered 2/24/2018
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