Pest bite
See the images and information below to help you identify a pest bite.
Which will help you identify a pest bite

Ant bite
Visual characteristic:
Redness and swelling
Symptoms:
Moderate pain. Allergic reactions: sneezing, wheezing, hives, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anxiety, dizziness, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, itching or swelling of the face.
Note:
Although this is not always the case, a person who has allergic reactions to a bee or bee sting may have the same reactions to an ant bite.
Bed gardenjo bite
Visual characteristic:
Dots of red color (small, flat or convex), swelling, rash of red color. Also, the bite may be in the form of narrow lines consisting of small red dots.
Symptoms:
Burning sensation and itching. However, it may not give you a reaction and the bite will go unnoticed.
Note:
The bite may go unnoticed for several days. A single bed gardenjo may bite you multiple times.
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Beetle bite
Visual characteristic:
blisters or spots of red color caused by the chemical cantharidin
Symptoms:
Appears within a few hours of contact and does not cause permanent damage to the skin
Note:
In case of spotting on the skin, try to remove it carefully and do not scratch the surface of the skin
Brown recluse spider bite
Visual characteristic:
Redness, swelling, and blisters
Symptoms:
Mild irritation or itching of the skin, damage to the surface of the skin, fever, cramps, nausea and muscle pain
Note:
Fatal cases have not been confirmed. Deep scars may remain if appropriate treatment has not been carried out


Ant bite
Visual characteristic:
Spots or bulging dots of red color. In case of multiple bites, semicircular shape and then blisters
Symptoms:
Burning and tingling sensation
Note:
One ant may bite you multiple times
Flea bite
Visual characteristic:
Red-colored dots, mainly found on the feet and ankles
Symptoms:
severe itching
Note:
If you notice a suppuration of the rash consult a doctor immediately


Horse fly bite
Visual characteristic:
Blisters or spots of red color caused by the chemical substance cantharidin.
Symptoms:
It manifests within a few hours of contact and does not cause permanent damage to the skin.
Note:
When using a fixative on the skin, try to remove it carefully and do not scratch the surface of the skin.
Tilt bite
Visual characteristic:
Bite in the area of the hair, armpit and eyebrow. Blue-grayish coloration of the skin, ulcers and small red embossed areas
Symptoms:
Itching, which often intensifies at night. In the hair you may find small white eggs e. So-called shares
Note:
Itching may start soon after or 2-4 weeks after contact


Mosquito bite
Visual characteristic:
Solid bulging dots, may be swollen with a red dot in the middle or instead of bulging dots, may appear as a small bubble
Symptoms:
pruritus
Note:
Complications in children may be accompanied by swelling or low temperature
Mooney
Visual characteristic:
Redness, swelling and blisters.
Symptoms:
Mild irritation or itching of the skin, damage to the surface of the skin, fever, cramps, nausea and muscle pain.
Note:
Fatal cases have not been confirmed. Deep scars may remain if appropriate treatment has not been carried out.


Spider bite
Visual characteristic:
Two thorns located close to each other
Symptoms:
In some species- muscle spasm and pain, increased blood pressure, sweating, skin rash.
For some species- anaemia, blood in the urine, fever, rash, nausea, vomiting and comatose state (rarely)
Note:
This is a general review about spider bites
Tick bite
Visual characteristic:
'Bull's eye' shaped rash may be a sign that the tick had Lyme disease
Symptoms:
redness around the bite, itching, burning sensation
Note:
Fever, headache and tingling are early signs of Lyme disease


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