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Mite bite: how to deal with it

Mite bite: how to deal with it

The mites belong to the family of arthropods. They are "related" to ticks and they look like insects, but they have no wings and no eyes. The stings with a sticker dust mites it is usually harmless, although they can sometimes cause swelling, itching and pain. The mites of dust is also enough small, which makes difficult the detection their. As a result, many people do not realize they have been exposed to mites until they notice what looks like a small bite.

Ο localization of of bites with a sticker mites may be difficult. You may not realize you have been bitten until later or see the mite itself while it is feeding. 

The results of mite bites will vary depending on the specific mite responsible, but there are some common signs that can help distinguish a mite bite from, for example, a spider bite.

 

  • Common mite bite symptoms

These include the following:

  • red rash-like marks on your skin
  • small bumps that may become hard or inflamed
  • irritation, itching and pain near the mark, with a rash or lump
  • swollen or blistered skin near the bite

  • Symptoms from an allergic reaction to dust mites

The mites of dust is tiny creatures living in species household, such as bed linen and carpets. Although these pests do not bite or sting, they can cause an abnormal bite-like rash in people who are allergic to them. Dust mites can also cause symptoms of hay fever or asthma, including wheezing and shortness of breath.

 

  • Treatment of allergic reaction from dust mites

The management of one allergy in dust mites starts with avoidance their. This includes cleaning areas where dust mites live, such as sofas, bedding or pillows.

 

A allergy in dust mites may treated with medicines and treatments over-the-counter (OTC) as well as prescription drugs such as:

  • antihistamines such as Claritin (loratadine) Zyrtec (ranitidine) or Benedryl (diphenhydramine)
  • antihistamine nasal sprays
  • antihistamine eye drops
  • oral decongestants
  • inhaled steroids such as flonase (fluticasone)
  • prescription bronchodilators such as albuterol
  • prescription leukotriene modifiers such as Singulair (modelukast)
  • OTC 1,0% hydrocortisone cream to reduce skin inflammation and itching
  • calamine lotion to reduce itching and dry the bumps
  • a cold compress to reduce itching and swelling of the skin.

  • How to get rid of dust mites

There are many things you can do in your home to eliminate or reduce your exposure to dust mites:

  • Use a dehumidifier: Dust mites tend to thrive in moist environments. Keeping humidity low with a dehumidifier can reduce dust mite populations.
  • Wash bed linen often: Washing temperatures of at least 60 degrees Celsius, can kill mites.
  • Pillows in the dryer: Place your pillows in the dryer for 20 minutes, set to the highest temperature.
  • He vacuumed often: This includes rugs, sofas, chairs, headboards and cushions. A vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter works best.
  • Replaced the carpet: This is especially true if you have a severe allergy to dust mites. Mites cannot infest wood, vinyl or linoleum flooring.


Sources:

  1. Are itch mite bites dangerous?. Poison Control. (n.d.). https://www.poison.org/articles/are-itch-mite-bites-dangerous

  2. Everything you need to know about mite and flea bites. EverydayHealth.com. (n.d.). https://www.everydayhealth.com/bug-bites/mite-flea-bites/

  3. Mite bites - mite bites. MSD Manual Consumer Version. (n.d.). https://www.msdmanuals.com/home/injuries-and-poisoning/bites-and-stings/mite-bites


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