Tania J.
The question is not.
What do you mean by response? Killing the insect or treating what it has done to the body?
If it is treating then, yes!
We should respond to the bite and treat it.
If is killing the insect, it depends. If the insects is a a threat or a nuisance such as fleas or mosquitoes then, Yes! For the sake of others and yourself.
What do you mean by response? Killing the insect or treating what it has done to the body?
If it is treating then, yes!
We should respond to the bite and treat it.
If is killing the insect, it depends. If the insects is a a threat or a nuisance such as fleas or mosquitoes then, Yes! For the sake of others and yourself.
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