When treating an insect bite, which symptom would you expect to see?

When treating an insect bite, an expected symptom is increased sweating. This is often part of the body's inflammatory response to the bite, especially if the person experiences an allergic reaction or heightened stress from the incident. The skin may react to venom or irritants by producing more sweat as a way to cool the body and manage the discomfort.

Insect bites can trigger various reactions in the skin, such as redness, swelling, and sometimes itching, which can lead to increased sweating as the body tries to respond to the bite.

Other symptoms like frostbite, pale lips, and severe drowsiness are not typically associated with insect bites. Frostbite occurs due to extreme cold exposure, while pale lips might indicate shock or lack of oxygen, and severe drowsiness could suggest a more systemic reaction or other medical condition unrelated to a standard insect bite.