Cold Pack: Applying a cold pack to the leech application area can reduce itching and prevent swelling. However, avoid putting ice or a cold pack directly on the skin; apply it through a cloth.

Natural Oils: Applying a light, natural oil to the skin can relieve itching. For example, you can use coconut oil or aloe vera gel. However, it is important to check if your skin has an allergic reaction before applying the oil.

Anti-allergic Creams: You can use antihistamine-containing skin creams that can help relieve itching. However, it is important to talk to a healthcare professional before using such creams.

Soothing Bath: A warm bath containing some oatmeal, baking soda, or a soothing bubble bath can soothe the skin and reduce itching. However, be careful not to make the water too hot.

Moisturizer Against Dryness and Itching: Using a light lotion or cream that moisturizes the skin can relieve itching. However, pay attention to the ingredients when choosing products and test for allergic reactions.

Antiseptic Use: You can use an antiseptic solution to reduce the risk of infection that may occur after leech bites. An alcohol-based antiseptic can ensure cleanliness around the leech bites.

Itch-Reducing Herbal Teas: After preparing relaxing herbal teas such as chamomile, sage, or linden and letting them cool, you can apply these teas to the area with leech bites. However, it is important to check if your skin is sensitive to these herbs.

Water Consumption: Drinking enough water can support overall skin health and reduce itching that occurs after leech application. It can help the body remove toxins.

Pay Attention to Clothing: Wearing loose, cotton clothing and avoiding tight clothes that can cause irritation can help your skin relax and reduce itching.

Consult a Doctor: If the itching is severe or persists for a long time, it is important to contact a healthcare professional. Conditions such as allergic reactions, infections, or other skin problems may be involved.