Bed Bug Quiz

Here is a quiz from medicinenet.com to test your knowledge about Bed Bugs! Think you know everything? Check again!

Bed Bug Quiz

Bed Bug Bite Pictures: Getting Cheeky, Are We?

Bed Bug bites are never welcome, but bites on the face are simply not acceptable. Grrr! These guys were not only hungry but way too cheeky! It is a good thing I was not getting my portrait done!

Bites on the face are too often assumed to be blemishes. This is clearly Bed Bug Bites.

And what about this lovely ear stud? Not!

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• Are these bites or just a rash?
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• Can you tell from the bite alone? 
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A Great Bedbugs and Skin Problems Picture Site

Recently, I found a great site with good information that I thought I would recommend. It is at MedicineNet.com.

It shows pictures of other skin irritations so you can compare between them and identify what your "red spots" could be. What is important in identifying what the mystery itchy red marks are is eliminating what it is not.

Here is a list of links that open in a new page up at MedicineNet.com, a reliable site for medical information. There are hundreds of slideshows, photos and articles which I have sifted through to pick out only the ones relative to identifying skin problems.

Here they are:

Itch Mite (Scabies)

Head Lice

Psoriasis

Nerve Pain (itching with no lesion)

Bad Bugs (bugs and their bite)

Ring worm

Bed Bugs

Childhood skin Problems

Spiders (black widow & brown recluse)

Lyme desease

Boils

Skin Cancer

Skin gallery

Bed Bug Article

Bed Bug Bite Pictures

Example 1. Red marks foot and ankle.

Here you can see how the bed bug(s) followed along a line. Not necessarily a vein line, but rather the edge of the resting place. The victim was sleeping on her side. The leg and foot was pressing against the mattress  on the side we are facing now. The bug(s) bit right where the skin edged along the flat of the mattress. Adults tend to bite. Then walk a bit and bite again, and then again. Younger bed bugs also behave similarly but do not walk as far. Young fresh babies bite all in the same area. The red patch near the big toe is a cluster of baby bites. Although bed bugs do bite out in the open they seem to prefer a slightly squashy place where at least one side is pressed.

Example 2. Elbow.

Here the bites are several days old.  You can see the three bite cluster and line patterns. The victim scratches at the bites sites and causes them to bleed and fester. Actually bed bug bites are harmless, except only that they can be quite itchy for a time. It is the constant scratching and the breaking of skin that causes the blisters and infections some victims experience with bed bug bites.