Intense Itching
One of the significant symptoms of Steatonyssus bursa allergy is severe itching, which may be worse at night. It is typically a reaction to the mite's saliva, feces, or body parts left in the skin after a bite.
Reddish Spots or Rash
Another symptom is the appearance of reddish spots or rash on the skin. The rash can be localized to certain areas or spread throughout the body. It typically has a raised, rough or gritty texture.
Blisters or Vesicles
In some cases, bitten individuals may develop small blisters or vesicles on the skin. These are small fluid-filled bumps, are often painful and may lead to complications if they become infected.
Swelling
Swelling can occur around the site of the bite. This can make it hard to move the affected part of the body. The swelling may be accompanied by warmth and redness in the area.
Skin Ulcers
Skin ulcers can develop as a result of severe or chronic Steatonyssus bursa bite reactions. These open sores on the skin can be painful and slow to heal, and can lead to potentially serious complications if not treated appropriately.
Sleep Disruptions
Due to the intense itching and discomfort caused by the bites, individuals may experience disruptions to their sleep pattern. This can result in fatigue, irritability, poor concentration and other issues related to sleep deprivation.
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