My CAH son sleeps the furthest away from the window, in the same room with his two older brothers and while they have some mosquito bites here and there, he is loaded from head to toe (to make matters worse, his mosquito bites are infected, but it can be a result from scratching it or maybe an allergy reaction).  My children’s diets consists of very minimum sweets, but I was wondering if it can have anything to do with the glucose properties in the Cortisone he’s taking or something else related to the condition.  Did anyone else find that their CAH children’s bodies are more mosquito friendly than the rest of the family’s?

Risty