Bird Mite Infestation Forums Questions Bites in repeating areas?

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      CNDNGirl
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      Hi folks,

      Back on here after over a month of no bites. My dad just discovered some bites on his body after not having them for a few months now. Trying to keep the faith!

      Was just wondering something — do you guys find that you get bitten in the same/similar places time and time again? For me, it’s always my scalp or neck, and sometimes on my belly. For my dad it’s always around his belly. I wonder if there’s something that is left behind that they can detect?

      Just wanted to know if it’s the same with others. We slather those areas with Neem (and don’t really bother with the rest of our body), but maybe we should be?

      At my worst infestation I got 3 new bites in a 24 h period. Does this align with you guys are experiencing?

      I guess I’m just looking to read about some of your experiences with the frequency and repetitiveness of bites.

      Thanks guys – stay strong (deep breaths….)

      -J

      • This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by CNDNGirl.
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      johndoe
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      Yes mine’s my rib cage. And when I walk into one building it’s my eyes. I used to live there if I go in there my eyes get on slotted and my ears. To get them out of my ears I went to get ear drops for ear infection and it worked poly myson is what it was the spelling is not right , but the doctor knows what to give you for ear infections if he would give me something Polly meissen I would ask him for that and it would cure it. In the ears. For the skin benzoyl peroxide 2.5% by acne.org on Amazon for $20 use head to toe if needed no side effects I know of has no smell doesn’t burn doesn’t stink God bless you email me anytime at — doe1768@yahoo.com

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