I have all these tiny bugs biting me, mostly at night.  They look like they are in the seams of my clothes and in my bed, and they itch so so so much.  I came back from vacation, and now the place is a disaster.  I really need some help.  These things are about the size of this period --> . maybe brown or yellow, too small to see.
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Sounds like bed bugs.
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take baby steps. First just look at pictures of spiders then once that doesn't creep you out try handling other bugs that u know won't hurt you. ( rolley polley) Finally find a little baby spider and get aquainted to that. Then your free to go mess with tarantulas. Just remember the spider wont attack unless threatend so as long as you dont do anything to make it feel uncomfortable it will not attack you.
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I am not positive whether it is cancer or not but I have been bitten many times and it sounds like you have gotten bit by a brown rucluse or black widow. Spiders like warm places in the winter, wash your sheets. Also call the doctor and make an appointment. They might send you to a dermatologist also. Finally apply an ice pack and take IBprofin to reduce swelling. Good Luck!
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http://www.artoftravel.com/09health.htm\n\nExplanation of what they are about halfway down the page, ahead of "chiggers" and "bedbugs".  Apparently, they're fleas?
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it could be a weird rash, or poxs. but scabies is kinda like that(bugs that bury themselves in the skin..it is an STD but can get many other ways)\nGood luck, I would go to the doctor
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Unfortunately, thats not precise enough to get an accurate diagnosis without guessing and getting lucky.\nThey could just be flea bites if you ever went outside and threw some food away in a filled trash can, or they could be small pox or the bird flu. Either way, I would ask a professional for advice.
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Look into restless legs syndrome.  It can give you the feeling of bugs crawling up and down your legs (and possibly the rest of your body, too).
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THE BED BUGS ARE SOMEWHAT (Bedbug 4 mm length 2.5 mm width)  MICROSCOPIC IF SMALL IN SIZE....….YOU CAN NOT SEE THEM VERY WELL WITH THE NAKED EYE, BUT: A common misconception is that they are not visible to the naked eye, but adults grow to 4 to 5 mm (one-eighth to three-sixteenths of an inch) in length and do not move quickly enough to escape the notice of an attentive observer. \n\n......Bedbugs (or bed bugs) are small nocturnal insects of the family Cimicidae that live by hematophagy, feeding on the blood of humans and other warm-blooded hosts.\n http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedbug   (More Info here)\n\n\n  *Bed Bugs*( LIVE ON DEAD SKIN IN THE BEDDING )......ALSO......SCABIES LIVE UNDER THE SKIN....AND ITCH LIKE THERE IS NO TOMORROW !     (COVER YOUR *MATTRESSES*,    * VACUUM MATTRESS & BOX SPRING AS WELL  * PLACE IN PLASTIC*.....AND BE CAREFUL OF STUFFED ANIMALS FROM OTHER CHILDREN TOO, AND YOUR CHILDREN LAYING ON OTHER PEOPLES CARPETS....)\n\nUse a HOT Wash & HOT Dryer.........\n\n.......Lice, scabies, bed bugs and other delights… Just the mention of any one of these usually starts everyone in the room scratching. \n\nJust the thought of creepy crawlies under your skin, in your hair or in your bed may make you feel like throwing out your clothes and bed clothes and disinfecting the house. But rest easy!\n\nA common question in doctors' surgeries is "how on earth could I have got that?" The answer is simple, scabies, lice and bed bugs are common and can affect people from all walks of life. The good news is that they are easily treated and do not require any drastic measures to eradicate them from your house.\n\n*Bed bugs*\n\nBed bugs live in cracks and crevices in furniture or walls near where people sleep. Bed frames and mattress seams are popular with the bugs because they allow them easy access to food in the form of human blood. \n\nTell tale signs of infestation include brown or black spots of excrement about the size of a large pinhead near cracks and crevices such as on bedheads. People are usually bitten while asleep at night and again develop 'hives'. \n\nIf you suspect that your house is infested with bed bugs, again the best person to contact is your local environmental health officer. They dismantle any items that they suspect are infested to see how bad the infestation is and then can treat the whole room by spraying with an insecticide. \n\nALSO: Self-treatment\nSome individuals have had success conducting their own exterminations by preparing an insecticide mixture of pyrethrins and fresh-water diatomaceous earth. At least one manufacturer produces a household insecticide D-20 with only .2% naturally derived pyrethrins and 1.0% Piperonyl Butoxide, which magnifies the pyrethrin's effectivenes by 10 times. Natural pyrethrins are more expensive than many alternatives. The function of the pyrethrins is to stimulate the nervous system of the bugs so that the spasms will allow the diatomaceous earth to desiccate, puncture, and kill the bugs through mechanical action. Great care should be taken not to use products with salt-water diatomaceous earth or heat-treated diatomaceous earth (the common industrial forms), which can damage the lungs of any mammal (dogs, cats, or humans) which inhale it (due to its extreme sharp crystalline edges), and has also been known to cause cancer. Fresh-water diatomaceous earth, however, is commonly used to deworm cats, dogs, and humans, and is considered as safe as table salt. What is sold as food-grade diatomite generally contains very low percentages of crystalline silica.\n\nOthers have used fruit and vegetable insecticides, comprised of a mixture of pyrethins and canola oil, which are usually safe for humans and most pets (aside from fish).\n\n\nProper exposure to extreme heat and cold is the most effective means of healthfully treating bedbug infestations. While mattresses generally need replacement because of their nearly unpenitrable thickness; se
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I get this image of a legless body crawling on its arms towards me as I go to bed (lights out already...) It makes me run and leap into bed. I know, stupid hey?
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It's the flesh-eating virus.  Get your leg amputated immediately!  J/K  I get little patches of the same thing on occasion just under my armpits.  I just apply a little Vaseline cream, and it clears up in a day or two.  No pain, no itching or irration.  Just a little strange.
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How very odd that your doctor told you it looked like ringworm but didn't give you any treatment.  You should see another doctor.  But until you do, change detergents to a mild one, rinse bleach out well, and do not use dryer sheets.  From the location of your itching, maybe it is where underclothing touches you and it is irritating you.  Pay attention to what you have eaten on the days it shows up. Maybe you are allergic to certain foods.  It is also possible it could be some sort of scabies or other parasitic infection.  So see a doctor.  Good luck.
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I hate to suggest this, but could they be coming out of you?  Is it possible you've got worms?  Are you losing weight?  Wow, I want to ask no end of questions now, I guess you wouldn't know how you got them?
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YES! it happened to my little girl. The doctor told me that the outbreak would be very mild and it was about 2 or three small spots that looked like bug bites.
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Get some boric acid, its a powder and pretty cheap, and put it all around the baseboards and under your appliances. Find a spot you know the roaches are loving, and mix some of the boric acid in with some powdered sugar, set it out for them to eat.  They also do not like light, so if you can, leave a light on in your bathroom, unless you want them crawling on your toothbrush (which I would start keeping in a case BTW!). Then, save money and move. Roaches are terribly hard to get rid of. Especially in your case, where they will live downstairs and no matter how much money you waste having your place sprayed, you will never be rid of them because you have to treat the whole place to get rid of them. I lived in an apartment complex in NC years ago and they would spray every month. We would be fine for about 2 weeks then you would see the little guys again. After we moved about 2 miles down the road into a single family home, we never had trouble again.
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Sorry to hear that and I know how uncomfortable they can be. My best guesses are: Are you taking antibiotics such as tetracycline? They've been known to cause infections like this. Also, it may be an allergic reaction to your undergarments (I like cotton for this reason) and/or pantyhose. It could be from tight clothing rubbing, feminine hygiene products or perhaps an overly vigorous sex life. The other thing it might be is some sort of imflammation due to an infection such as candidiasis or cervicitis (especially if there's itching). In any case, since you are experiencing these regularly (you don't say how often though) a trip to your doctor is in order. This is a fairly common type of situation and your doctor will know best how to treat it. I've found some relief with taking acidophilis tablets, but you really need to see your doctor to rule anything serious out since there's a good chance it won't go away on its own and will keep recurring. \nI wish you well.
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Hello!\nI don't mean to answer a question with a question initially, but are you sure it was a flea?  (Just curious)\n\nI recently had issues with fleas here in my apartment because of a neighbor who brought in a stray, flea infested, dog.\n\nI was bit all over my feet and ankles for about a month till we got the problem under control.  It was AWFUL!\n\nFlea bites itch like mad, of course.  Definitely competition for Mesquito bites.  LOL\n\nIF you take the steps to help keep your flea bite from itching rather than scratching at it, you'll heal within 2 weeks.   If you keep aggrivating it by scratching it, you'll damage your skin further and it'll take longer, of course.\n\nThere's really good Cortizone creams out there that you can get over the counter that help with the itch.   I bought Cortaid Advanced for me because I have a health condition that causes bites to itch much worse than normal so I got INSANE if I get bit by something that makes me itch. \n\nThe Cortaid Advanced lasts 24 hours (give or take a few hours depending on how sensative you are).\n\nKeep in mind, also, that unless you get some form of pest control, you'll be bit over and over again and fleas DO multiply quite rapidly.\n\nWe had to have a professional pest control company come in and saturate our carpets and spray all around our apartments to get the fleas under control.  Even then they're not completely gone, I still get bit from time to time.\n\nI ask if you're sure it's a flea that bit you because generally they do bite on the feet and ankles and it's likely you'd have numerous bites.\n\nGood luck to you!  Hope ya heal up quick :)
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Hmmm...\n\nI still think they are hives.  A minor case may only stay around for a day or two.  Hard to tell, but if they really start bothering you, go to a free clinic, to be safe.\nYour health is more important than money.\n\n Another possibility is ringworm ( a fungus), but I think it stays for a while without medicine.\n\nHere is another idea.  Go to your nearest pharmacy the next time you break out.  Then ask the pharmacist what he thinks you can put on it.  He/she might recognize the rash and be able to help you...\n\nGood luck!  Let me know ok?