Moms and dads should take their child to see an allergist if their symptoms don't subside, in some instances test may even be necessary.
"An allergist can diagnose it with a skin test in the office, but we can usually diagnose it clinically, as well," explained Dr. Parikh. "If someone comes in and their entire arm is swollen and red from a mosquito bite, it can be pretty obvious."
And if your little one keeps having allergic reactions, a long-term solution might be the best course of action. "Here in our practice, we do have one or two patients that get it so badly that they're getting desensitized through allergy shots, the same way they would for dust or mold," said Dr. Parikh.