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Mount Bass Fire Trail Sandflies

To: "Shirley Cook" <>, "Chris Ross" <>, <>
Subject: Mount Bass Fire Trail Sandflies
From: "Elizabeth Shaw" <>
Date: Tue, 3 Apr 2012 10:19:27 +1000
I usually don't feel Sandfly bites until hours later. Then the itching is unbearable and I often end up with sores that take weeks to heal- sometimes leading to scarring.

Ti tree ointment can help relieve the itch and heal quicker.

A doctor in Cooktown last year suggested digging fingernails into two sides of the bite might also help. A couple of bites threatened to turn into tropical ulcers and being diabetic healing takes longer than healthier people.
Elizabeth Shaw
Phillip Island
Victoria



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