What Do Bedbug Bites Look Like?
Bedbugs have long beaks that allow them to pierce the skin to feed on human blood. They usually remain attached to the skin for between 3 and 10 minutes.
Bedbug bites look like small welts. They often appear in lines and have a raised center. Many people mistake bedbug bites for flea bites. However, flea bites usually affect the ankles and legs, while bedbug bites can appear anywhere on the body.
It can be tricky to tell the difference between bedbug and mosquito bites. The only surefire way to determine what's causing the bites is to examine your bedding for signs of bedbugs.
Do Bedbug Bites Hurt?
Generally, bedbug bites don't hurt. However, they can become itchy and inflamed, causing significant discomfort. The bites may be more uncomfortable if you are allergic to bedbugs, and they can occasionally become infected.
