mosquito repellant and Egypt
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mosquito repellant and Egypt
We will be in Egypt in early April. I have been told to be sure and pack mosquito repellant, both the spray and a lotion. <BR> <BR>Hew necessary is this? I hate to pack anything that isn't needed , but,althought they love me, I HATE mosquitoes. <BR> <BR>Michele <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR> <BR>
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Hate to disagree, but I was eaten alive in Cairo the first night I arrrived - they love me too, anywhere I travel the come to see me by the busload! <BR> <BR>Might be a problem with the time of year - I was there in late August which may be their high season! <BR> <BR>I am violently allergic to mozzie bites and I got so many that my left foot swelled up like a football and I hobbled through the next two weeks. <BR> <BR>I now travel everywhere with the "DEEP WOODS" mozzie spray as nothing else seems to work for me. Also bring a product called "bite" i think (can anyone help)- it smells like pure ammonia and it is in a pen-like mechanism - it dries the bite immediately and stops it swelling. I also (now) bring a cortozone cream with me! <BR> <BR>Despite all appearances I am honestly NOT a hypocondriac, but I HATE MOZZIES!!! <BR> <BR>
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DON'T leave home without it! We were there in November and I am considered a mosquito delicacy, so I took Deep Woods Off. We were very lucky, however. I got 3 bites one day on the cruise and that is all. We even kept our hotel balcony door open at all times except when we were out of the room or sleeping and had no trouble. But I think we just lucked out. Probably less mosquitoes in November and it may have been a more mosquito-free November than usual. I have heard some horror stories. As I said, we were just lucky. Don't take the chance.



