but bug spray can cause irritation or allergic reactions. If you think you’re having one, stop using the product. Wash your skin well with soap and water, and call a poison control center.

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It can also help reduce pain caused by bug bites. It does this by creating a reaction on the skin like ... Common solutions include water (for a bug spray) or an oil or lotion (for an ointment).

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new nasal spray on ... severe allergic reaction is considered a medical emergency and can be caused by foods, medications and insect stings.

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