Joined: 13 Feb 2006 Posts: 1 Location: toronto, canada
Please Help Me Identify Bug Bites Posted: 02-13-06 15:56pm
I've been getting these bug bites in the
past little while. They look like flea
bites, itch like crazy and last for
several days. I have no pets. I have so
far gotten bites around my abdomen and
hips, on my arms and wrists, once on my
hand. I usually get only one bite every
few days, or sometimes every 2 weeks or
so. This has been going on for some time
now (several months?). I have checked my
bed carefully (and vacuumed it, washed
sheets in hot water, etc.) and don't see
any signs of bed bugs (blood, droppings or
bugs themselves). I have read that bed
bugs are usually visible. I am guessing
that if they are fleas or bed bugs, they
would have multiplied by now to the point
of visibility (for bed bugs) or more bites
more often.. But I still only get one
every few days or so.
Does anyone have any idea what is causing
these bites? Are they common house
spiders (i have seen a few in my house
before)? Do spider bites itch like this
and look like flea bites? I thougth
spider bites might be more like stings
though?
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lema1111
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Nov 2006 Posts: 3 Location: ohio
Mites Posted: 11-20-06 22:50pm
the
funnyiest thing to cry about is there are
many forms of mites out there that will
cling on to a human host. If you can not
see them than they are most likely in the
parisite family and they can be annowwing.
The best thing is permethrin cream it
kills all types of arthropods.
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EACrazy77
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Philly
I Can't Sleep Posted: 07-26-07 09:38am
Lately, when me and my boyfriend go to lay
down at night, we get these bites all over
our bodies all through the night.
Sometimes it wakes us up out of our sleep,
but when we look to see if we can identify
them we don't see anything. It's driving
us crazy. Now our roomate has 3 cats and
we just recently had a flea infestation,
that were just now getting in control. But
the bites we get at night sometimes has a
burning sensation, and they go away within
a few hours. we've tried numerous sprays,
we had an exterminator come out, as well
as treated the carpets, and washed all
clothes and bedding and still we have this
issue. They look like mosquito bites, then
sometimes they look like flea bites.
Please what can I do?
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lsf220
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Aug 2007 Posts: 1
I Can't Sleep Either... Posted: 08-02-07 10:22am
I am having the same problem as EACrazy.
The bites look like mosquito bites, and I
will get several of them over the course
of the night (they also wake me up and
have a burning sensation--it is literally
as if a section of my body is on fire). I
live alone and have never had pets. (It is
an old building with old hardwood floors,
however.)
Is it possible these are bedbugs? I sealed
off the mattress and put double-sided tape
around the side, which has so far only
collected dust. has anyone else had this
problem?
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EACrazy77
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jul 2007 Posts: 2 Location: Philly
Kleen Green Is the Only Way to Stop the Mites Posted: 08-10-07 08:51am
Get Kleen Green If You Want THis problem
to, stop. Unfortunately, I had a website
support team member, e-mail me and told me
I can't advertise, but I'm not I actually
used the product and think it could help u
guys so um yeah support team guy, GO TO
HELL. I want to help these people and if
you don't then somebody should be able to.
If you need more info just e-mail me.
Thank You.
the
funnyiest thing to cry about is there are
many forms of mites out there that will
cling on to a human host. If you can not
see them than they are most likely in the
parisite family and they can be annowwing.
The best thing is permethrin cream it
kills all types of arthropods.