Bedbugs

Jt, Crissey

doi:10.1111/j.1365-4362.1981.tb02004.x

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“…Reactions to the bites consist of wheals and papules with a small hemorrhagic punctum at the center [41]. Bullous reactions are not uncommon [40]. Symptomatic treatment is similar to that mentioned for mosquitoes.…”

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Insect Bite Reactions: An Update

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Carbonaro

Schwartz³

2001

Dermatology

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“…The bedbug does not stay on the body after feeding. After the 4–12 minutes needed to complete a meal have elapsed, the bedbug will return to its place of hiding [40], such as seams and tufts of mattresses, bed frames, springs, floor cracks, furniture and wall surfaces immediately around the bed [7]. …”

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Insect Bite Reactions: An Update

Stibich

Carbonaro

Schwartz³

2001

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Bed Bugs (<emph type="ital">Cimex lectularius</emph>) and Clinical Consequences of Their Bites

Goddard¹

2009

JAMA

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IMEX LECTULARIUS HAS BEEN known as a human parasite for thousands of years, but scientific studies of this insect are recent and limited. 1,2 International travel, immigration, changes in pest control practices, and insecticide resistance may have contributed to a recent resurgence of this blood-sucking insect in developed countries. 1,3 Bed bug infestations have been reported increasingly in homes, apartments, hotel rooms, hospitals, and dormitories in the United States since 1980 (TABLE 1). 1,21,22 For example, reports of bed bug infestations in San Francisco doubled between 2004 and 2006. 23 The resurgence affects other countries as well. Public health experts in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, reported a 100% increase in telephone complaints about bed bugs during a 6-month period in 2002. 4 In Germany, bed bug infestations increased from 5 reported cases in 1992 to 76 cases in 2004. 24 In Australia, bed bug samples submitted to a government public agency increased by 400% during the period of 2001-2004 compared with 1997-2000. 25 The insect family Cimicidae contains species commonly called bed bugs, See also Patient Page. CME available online at www.jamaarchivescme.com and questions on p 1391.

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Bugs and Blister Beetles

Barceloux

2008

Medical Toxicology of Natural Substances

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Bedbugs

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Insect Bite Reactions: An Update

Insect Bite Reactions: An Update

Bed Bugs (<emph type="ital">Cimex lectularius</emph>) and Clinical Consequences of Their Bites

Bugs and Blister Beetles

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