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Hi there! my daughter was quite severely bitten by mosquitoes last night! anything i should be worried about? anything i should put on it?
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Caladryl : A small amount of Caladryl three times daily to the bites may help to relieve the swelling. If there is any increased redness,swelling or discharge, please see your pediatrician.
Answered 12/16/2019
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