Mite bites are called mite dermatitis, and the treatment of mite dermatitis is mainly topical glucocorticoid creams and glyburide lotions. Glucocorticoid creams can be used for babies with mometasone furoate or hydrocortisone butyrate, or for adults with halometasone, which has a stronger effect. In the thin and tender skin areas, such as the armpits, behind the ears, inner thighs and other glucocorticoid creams, you can use mometasone furoate or hydrocortisone butyrate. The local area should not be scalded with hot water or scratched. Scalding with hot water or scratching may aggravate the itching and make the rash redder or even more and more itchy. The bedding should be tanned regularly, and after it has been tanned, it can be tapped and put back into the room. The room should be ventilated more often to keep the environment in the room clean.