how can you treat mosquitoes?
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Is your mosquitoe ill?? I dont understand.
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Spraying pesticides has turned out to be a failure\nat controlling malaria, quite apart from the harm it\ndoes to nonpest species.  The mosquitoes have\nbecome resistant to the pesticides, just as the\nmalaria parasite has become resistant to the\nmedications used to kill them.  Furthermore, when\na mosquito population has become resistant to\none kind of pesticide it usually can develop a\nresistance to another pesticide more quickly.\nOther methods of controlling mosquitoes need to\nbe developed to replace the indiscriminate use\nof pesticides.
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Lie your head down with the ear containing the bug up and drop in some peroxide.  Continue dropping peroxide in until the bug either crawls out or if dead, floats out.
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take Garlic, and a Black Walnut - Wormwood combo. These kill parasites in the body naturally.
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only things proven to work are solutions with a high concentration of the chemical DEET in them. Go stand where there are a bunch of dragonflies they eat them.
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Infected persons should limit further exposure to mosquito bites, stay indoors and under a mosquito net. Further, "supportive care with rest is indicated during the acute joint symptoms. Movement and mild exercise tend to improve stiffness and morning arthralgia, but heavy exercise may exacerbate rheumatic symptoms." [3]
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The best one I've found is Deet, but I've heard good things about Bite Blocker:\n\nhttp://www.bug-spray.org/
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You might think this is a bit odd buy try carring around one of those softener sheets that you throw in the dryer. The odor is in some ways a repellant to mosquitos. You can keep it under your hat or in your back pocket. This actually works!!!
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Get a good head lice treatment!!!
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When people and animals breathe, they exhale an invisible mixture of carbon dioxide (CO2) and Octenol (a type of alcohol) along with a trace of moisture. Mosquitoes and other biting insects have ultra-sensitive receptors which can detect the presence of these chemicals, or kairomones, from almost 100 feet away. The attraction is so powerful, they immediately fly toward the source of the chemicals.\n\nMoreover, circulating blood in animal and human targets radiates body heat. Mosquitoes also have sophisticated heat sensors to help them locate blood, their food supply. In effect, mosquitoes become heat-seeking missiles, following both exhaled gases and body heat directly to their target. Within 30 feet, mosquitoes can actually see their victims. When they arrive, they fly around the victim to find landing sites where blood is closest to the surface.
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LOL\n\nIts actually some flies buzzing around you.  Take a shower.
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Mosquitos doesn't smell so there is nothing you can eat that will repelll them.  They are instead attract to carbon dioxide in your breath.\n\nThere are several widespread theories about mosquito control such as the assertion that Vitamin B, garlic, ultrasonic devices, incense, bats, purple martins and bug zappers can be used to repel or control mosquitoes [4]. Whether these methods are effective at deterring mosquitos or significantly reducing mosquito populations remains disputed.[5] Moreover, some manufacturers of "mosquito repelling" ultrasonic devices have been found to be fraudulent [6].\n\nSome newer mosquito traps emit a plume of carbon dioxide together with other mosquito attractants such as chemical scents, warmth, water vapor and sounds. By mimicking a mammal, these factors draw female mosquitoes toward the trap, where they are typically sucked into a net or holder where they collect. According to the American Mosquito Control Association [7], "these devices will, indeed, trap and kill measurable numbers of mosquitoes," but their effectiveness in any particular case will depend on a number of factors such as the size and species of the mosquito population and the type and location of the breeding habitat. The relative effectiveness of these newer mosquito traps is still being studied.
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Antibiotics from a Doctor.\n\nAlso, Eucalyptus Oil in a air humidifier can help kill the virus.
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Are you referring to worms, go to the chemist for a good dose of medicine.\n\nEat garlic, vinegars, and chilly.
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1.     Wash the infected area with soap and water as soon as you recognize that you've been bitten. Try to keep the site clean and dry until the irritation abates.\n \n2.  Avoid scratching. Although a mosquito bite should itch for only a few days, continual scratching will increase your discomfort and may prolong the itching.\n \n3.  Make a paste of baking soda and water, using just enough water to make the paste sticky. Spread the mixture on the bites.\n \n4.  Rub soap directly on the bite. This is an oft-repeated home remedy for mosquito bites.\n \n5.  Apply an ice pack or ice wrapped in a washcloth to the bite area.\n \n6.  Use calamine lotion or a topical anesthetic containing pramoxine to help relieve pain and itching.\n \n7.  Purchase 1-percent hydrocortisone cream to alleviate the itching. Follow directions on the package for safe use.\n \n8.  Use an anti-inflammatory drug such as ibuprofen or naproxen to reduce any accompanying swelling or redness.
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If you get rid of standing water where mosquitoes can lay eggs and produce more mosquitoes, you decrease the population of mosquitoes that can carry the malaria virus. If there aren't as many mosquites to carry malaria, you lessen the chance of being bitten and contracting the virus. This is also works for yellow fever.
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As the mosquito larvae come to the top of the water they are coated in a thin layer of oil. Just enough to suffocate them! A little vegetable oil in a water trough keeps it skeeter free!!! As long as it maintains its film of oil .