What to do if Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Bite?

Asian tiger mosquitoes bite in an aggressive fashion and usually bite during the day from dawn to dusk. Because of their distinctive markings and behavior, Asian tiger mosquitoes are easy to identify. If Asian tiger mosquitoes are biting you and your family, it is important to remove their breeding grounds. Small, manmade objects like flower pots, tires, plastic kids’ toys, corrugated drainpipes, trash cans, trash can lids, upturned patio furniture and anything that can hold a small amount of undisturbed water make ideal breeding grounds for these tiny pests. Asian tiger mosquitos don’t fly more than 100-200 feet from their breeding areas, so if you spot them, you know their breeding ground is nearby.

If you live in a mosquito-borne disease region or if mosquito bites are accompanied by fever, aches and pains, headaches, vomiting or any other symptoms such as an unexplained rash, seek medical attention immediately. Most mosquito diseases can be treated in the US.

Most Asian tiger mosquitoes in the US haven’t caused serious outbreaks of diseases yet, so you will probably only experience Asian tiger mosquitoes’ bites, which can be followed by raised, itchy bumps, that can be treated with topical solutions and anti-histamines. While most people aren’t allergic to mosquito bites, some are more sensitive to mosquito bites, displayed by larger welts than normally experienced in other victims.

Because Asian tiger mosquitoes can be legitimate threats to human health as well as nuisance pests, contact a trusted professional pest control service, such as Truly Nolen to schedule a free pest inspection and get rid of household pests.