What is this????
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i dont know what it is can someone tell me? its itchy and its on my waist
Answer: looks like knat bites, not the clearest photo .
Looks to me resembling bedbug bites. They often bite along the edges of clothes and unless your infestation is pretty serious you probably won't see them at all. You must desire and destroy all of them, if that's what your problem is.
I'm assuming it's not fleas, because you'd see fleas. Bedbugs are worse. They're also heat-seeking and can find you simply because you are alive and exhaling carbon dioxide. They normally bite just prior to dawn while you're sleeping and, probability are, even if you were awake you wouldn't feel the bite itself, in recent times the itching that comes later. They procreate like crazy and can live minus a meal for months!
Bedbugs can hitch a ride on clothes or shoes and they are small enough to skin without your knowledge. They're pretty tough to bring back rid of, so if that's what the problem is, nip it in the bud now, seriously! Check the little folds around your mattress for bugs. If here are dark spots, you've got it pretty unpromising (the dark spots are bedbug waste, i.e. your blood, digested and compassionately deposited on your bed). SLA spray will actually kill them, but must be used correctly. Also, craft sure to bleach or spray the baseboards in your room, wash adjectives your clothes and bedding, and vacuum the carpet, mattress and box spring thoroughly (make sure to get rid of the vacuum daypack, and shake out the vacuum roller).
Check out www.bedbugregistry.com, they track infestations across the U.S. and Canada. Google bedbugs for a picture.
NO JOKE...deal with the problem in a minute. Some infestations get so bad, nation are actually forced to get rid of most of their belongings and move!.
From the looks of the spots it could be one of several things. It could be insect bites but probably not. It could be Scabies or Shingles.
If you want more information on any, type each word in google and you will find the information. After you read what you find on google I'd suggest seeing your Doctor. if you shaved consequently ingrown hair it look like but, if you havent shaved within that area, might be a number of things mites i forgot the identify of them but usually they bite you everywhere not just one place , not to assume might be crabs. .
Do you swim a lot? If you do that's a disease you can corner at the pool or the ocean. Its caused by microbes. I recommend you see a doctor to help. It looks like an allergic criticism to me. Hard to see though. Could be a series of bug bites also. If it starts spreading, its probably a rash and you may have an allergy. .
it could be a imprudent
acne not likly
skin eruptions
skin blisters
redness
go to http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/red_sp...
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It looks approaching an allergic reaction to something..different laundry detergent? Take a benedryl and see if it goes away. If it doesn't, see a doc tomorrow. I can by a hair`s breadth see the picture... maybe it is some type of poison ivy. It also could be a mild parasite such as chiggers. Post a new pic pls =].
Looks approaching a close-up shot of a skin which has been attacked by mosquitos. Planet xr-6?.
i don't really know, but it might be eczema. but after it also looks too bumpy to be eczema. good luck hard to speak could be a rash or some type of a fungus
You will have to stir to a free clinic or the Urgent care or ER.
Rash or hives. Unless you shaved there just this minute, then it is just blade burn. But more than likely a allergic reaction. chiggers, mumps, or chicken pocks.
Something that a doctor should look at to some extent than idiots on Y/A? that will say things like AIDS. i surmise horse fly but that may not be right im thinking it.
posion ivy i think :-} The pic is blurry, so my guess is poison ivy. I have you be outside lately?.
looks like stretch marks Your photo isn't impressively clear. Post another one or do some research on-line..
chicken pox. U better call your doctor! It looks like a impetuous...you should try:
www.webmd.com