While all of this is great, what you want to comprehend is what the bed insect will end up doing to you. The good news is that bed bugs are not that dangerous to most people. While no one wants to have them around, they are not likely to give you any real problems, although in some people they can cause a higher level of reaction than others will have.
While all of this is great,
what you want to comprehend is what the bed insect will end up doing to you.
The good news is that bed bugs are not that dangerous to most people. While no one wants to have them around, they are not likely to give you any real problems, although in some people they can cause a higher level of reaction than others will have.
Bed bugs are often thought of in the minds of children as biting. In the sing song, “Don’t let the bed bugs bite,” they might have described just what the human can expect from the little bed insect.
The good news is that it is painless to the human. The bed bugs will likely feed from their host at night, while the host is sleeping and still.
As a result, it is likely that the host, or human, will never feel it or will they see the bed bug in fact bite them.
The bed bug will inject a liquid into the bite that it creates. This fluid is used to keep the blood from clotting and sealing up the wound. In most cases, the only way that you will realize that you have been bit is by the reaction that some people have to this fluid.
If you do have a reaction to the fluid, it is likely to be something that is bothersome but not overly problematic. It will be an itchy, irritated and inflamed region of the skin.
But, each person is several here. Many people don't have any reaction to the bug bite at all, which makes it harder to be aware of they are even there.
Harsher Reactions
Some people will respond in a much more severe way. There is no way to tell which way you will respond, until you do. If they react severely, it is likely that they will have a inflated and hard area on their region of their skin at the bite mark. It will be tiny and generally looks like a white welt on the skin.
If you have this serious of a reaction to the bug bite, you will likely have a great deal of itching to go along with it.
If you have serious reactions to the bed bug bite they can last from just a few hours to days. It is wise to seek out the help of a expert when you have these serious reactions to any type of bug bite.
One of the most common signs of bed bug bites is having three or more bite marks or welts in a row. This is thought to happen because the bed insect will become detached to the region, almost certainly by the host moving, and will then need to open a new piercing to draw blood from.
One thing to note about the bed bug is that they are numerous from flea bites. They do not have a burgundy dot in the middle of the bite mark, but will be a solid color throughout the mark.
It is key to notice any marks that you may possibly have that are little, bite like marks that you actually can not explain.
This can be a sign that there are bed bugs lurking in your bed at night.
More Side Effects?
Bed insect bites do not normally lead to serious reactions in humans. But, they are annoying enough to bring about stresses in our lives as well.
Some people that have experienced bed bugs in their residence have problems with sleeping in their beds. They may possibly feel anxiety and worry about the bed bugs, even knowing that they are not going to cause a great deal of damage to them.
This fear can lead to insomnia as well.
At an extreme level, bed bugs can bring about things like distress and alarm. At some times, it can also bring about delusional parasitosis as well. Here, a person becomes delusional, wondering that they see and feel the bed bugs on their skin.
The amount of blood that you will lose because of the bed insect is a very tiny amount and will likely not affect the host at all. They almost certainly don't notice any feelings caused by this quandary.
Also, bed bugs are not known to result in any type of disease. They are not known to carry and transmit diseases either. This is unlike that of a mosquito that can transmit a disease to its host.
They have been known to transport what is called pathogens for the plague and for hepatitis B, but this is just from the immunities that they have built up from these diseases over the course of time.
The bed insect bite that does bring about a serve reaction or one that leaves a welt on the skin can become infected if the individual scratches at the region and by doing this, supplies the needed bacteria to bring about the infection in the skin of the host.
