Can you tell a spider by how it bites you?

I think I am allergic to nat bites, how will I make it better?

• When I was 11 I had a swim team race outside. I was having fun but then later on I discovered I had a very big bug bite. It was bigger a little bit more (IDK it was on my knee it's hard to tell) then the one I have right now so I am guessing it was a mosquito and nat bite at the same place. It couldn't be a spider bite because it didn't show the circle, or the fangs. Now I am 14 and I got another bug bite, and it was kinda swelled up and it felt sore. My mom is a pharmacist and she told me that its nothing to worry about, and she said I can be allergic to nat bites. How will I make it feel better?

• Answer:

  Me and my family always used to sit down the garden with the guinea pigs in summer, so we were outside where all the gnats were. One summer it was particularly bad, all of us got bitten so many times and when we went to the doctors she said it was the most amount of bites on one person that she'd ever seen. Some of the gnats in our garden are as big as a thumb, it's ridiculous. Then just a few days ago I got a massive, swollen bits in the crease underneath my leg. It was bad, but all I done was tried not to itch it and then put some after bite cream on it, which you can get from the chemist. You might not be allergic to them, it's more likely that either 2 gnats have bitten you or that the gnat that bit you was especially big.