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Boo hoo. Get over it. You'll be fine.
use rubbing alcohol. it'll help relieve the itch and help with the burn. or benadryl/hydrocortisone lotion.
The itching is caused by an enzyme the mosquito injects to keep the blood from clotting while feeding. To neutralize the enzyme do the following. Take a washcloth and soak it in hot water (hot enough to be uncomfortable but not scalding), wring it out. Place it on one of the bites and hold it there for 1 minute. It will sting and feel very hot for a bit, but once you remove the washcloth you will feel it get very cool and the itch will be gone. Camping in Oregon, I learned this trick a long time ago.
You're not supposed to scratch anyways.
I have a fairly severe reaction to mosquito bites and get them all the time. OTC benadryl cream will make them stop itching.
The best thing ever is put your aloe in the refrigerator and once it gets cold put it on your sunburn. It should relieve the sunburn and bites at the same time. (yes I know my spelling sucks)
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Try ice-cubes on the bite. They'll relieve the itch and help take away the burning sensation. Just wrap the ice-cube in something like papertowels first though.
don't scratch...the itch will go away eventually lol