I get bug bites swells and get hot to the touch. out of 9, i'mthe only one that gets them. what should i do?

Allergy/infection: You may be more allergic to these bugs than others. Hot tender spots may be a sign of infection as well.If antihistamines do not help soon see a doctor , you may need topical or systemic antibiotics or steroids.

Allergic Reaction: Bug bites are allergic reactions, usually an allergic reaction to the saliva of the insect. All things being equal, if you get more of a reaction than others around you, that probably indicates that you have greater allergic sensitivity to the bug bite. Bug bites can also get infected and also cause swelling and for the bite to feel hot. See your doctor if you have fever or pus from the bites.

Mosquitoes Bites: Mosquitoes do exhibit blood-sucking preferences, say the experts. "one in 10 people are highly attractive to mosquitoes, " reports jerry butler, phd, professor emeritus at the university of florida. But it's not dinner they're sucking out of you. Female mosquitoes -- males do not bite people -- need human blood to develop fertile eggs. And apparently, not just anyone's will do.