Intense Itching
One of the major symptoms of Pyemotes tritici allergy is intense itching. This is due to the body's reaction to the mite's bite and the subsequent histamine release within the skin.
Swelling
In response to the bite, a person's skin may swell dramatically. This inflammation can be localized to the site of the bite or more widespread.
Redness and Rash
A red, often bumpy rash frequently develops around the area where the person was bitten. This is another typical inflammatory reaction to the mite's bite.
Pain
Some people may experience pain or discomfort in the area of the bite. This symptom varies greatly from person to person.
Blisters or Vesicles
Blisters or vesicles can form as a response to the allergic reaction. They often form at the site of the bite and can potentially cause granulomatous reactions.
Flu-like Symptoms
In more severe cases, people may experience flu-like symptoms, such as fatigue and fever. This is due to the body's overall immune response to the allergen.