I've had flea bites for the past 5 days and they are getting worse. What should I do? Can I do anything to help that doesn't involve going to the doctor? I don't have insurance.
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OTC hydrocortisone for itching, also topical solarcaine or oragel will numb the area. If there is any evidence of infection use topical antibiotic cream like polysporin. Antihistamines like benadryl may help decrease the itching and help you sleep.