With mosquitoes, chiggers and no-see-ums out and biting people this summer, here's how to tell the difference between the ...

Skeeter syndrome is a rare allergic reaction to the saliva of mosquitoes. Therefore, when someone with the condition is bitten by a mosquito, they develop large, red lesions and a low-grade fever.

Insects like mosquitoes, bees, ticks, spiders and fleas can turn a perfect day into an irritating or even worrying experience.It’s common to notice a sudden itch or mysterious rash when coming home ...

Most people have some level of allergy to mosquito saliva, Dr. Parikh says, but it’s heightened in those with skeeter syndrome. And that can cause a difference in reactions to bites.

Treatment for mosquito bite allergies typically involves managing symptoms and preventing future bites. Here are some expert-recommended treatment measures: Symptomatic Relief: ...

A previously unrecognized type of immune cell may be responsible for the itchy feeling brought on by bug bites and other ...

Here’s how to tell the difference between mosquitoes, chiggers and no-see-ums by their bites and how to treat and prevent ...

Most people experience mild discomfort and itchiness when bitten by a mosquito, but if you have an extreme reaction, you may have what is called “Skeeter syndrome.” ...

With your standard mosquito bite reaction, you’ll often get a small raised red bump. But usually with skeeter syndrome, “the mosquito bites will be larger, itchier, raised, and more swollen ...

With all the mosquito problems this season, it's important to keep an eye out for "Skeeter Syndrome." The name sounds silly, but it's an allergic reaction to proteins in mosquito saliva that can ...