After the Bite is a multi-potency homeopathic remedy for the natural management of acute tick bites, mosquitos and other biting insect exposures.

Standard dose:

• Shake well before use
• For all ages: 3 drops under the tongue or in water, twice daily or as needed for acute tick bites, mosquitos bites, and exposures to other biting insects.
  

Ledum Palustre – Is one of the top remedies for insect bites, tings, and puncture wounds, especially when the area feels cold, swollen, and bruised – yet oddly, cold applications feel better. Ledum is ideal for mosquito bites, bee stings, tic bites and can help prevent infection, swelling and supports healing of the tissue.

Apis – Can help support insect bites and stings, especially when the reaction is red, hot, swollen and burning or stinging – much like a bee sting. The bite area is inflamed, shiny, and may resemble hives or welts. Apis is great for allergic type reactions to bites or stings.

Arnica – Can help support soreness, swelling and inflammation following an insect bite. The bite area feels tender, sore, or bruised, as if you’ve been hit or punched. Arnica can help reduce pain, swelling, discoloration and support faster healing and recovery. Arnica is also a helpful remedy for the shock and trauma (ex a wasp attack, or multiple stings).

Andrographis – Can help support the immune system, fevers or infections following insect bites. In cases where a bite leads to infection, lingering inflammation or slow healing, andrographis can help the body mount a stronger immune response.

Histaminum – Can help where bites trigger itching, swelling, redness, or hive like responses or allergic reactions. The skin may feel hot, irritated or inflamed. Histaminum is helpful to moderate the histamine response.

Polygonum Cuspidatum – Can help if a bite triggers shooting, stitching or radiating pain, especially if the main moves or shifts location. Polygonum (Japanese Knotweed) can be helpful for individuals who experience strange sensations after bites – like tingling, twitching or shifting discomfort.