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Child at school.. His cheat arms and legs are filled with these bites... #Bed bugs suspected

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58 y/o F with this bullous rash X 2 days. Itches but otherwise asymptomatic. Recent tick exposure. No new soaps/lotions/etc. No new medications. Hx HTN, HL, Depression, GERD. CBC normal. Bullae present on bilateral lower legs, ankles, feet, sparing soles. Thoughts?

Bug bites leading to blistering around the site. So this is the second patient to come in with bites like these; the first patient we treated with hydrocortisone. The blisters continued to swell quite a bit, any ideas on what this is and tx? We are thinking chiggers and we are located in the woods of Indiana. Photo 3 is a site that blistered up then popped.

40 yo female present with Pruritic rash that started while she was on a weekend trip playing golf. Her partner has similar lesions. Rash persists after returning home. She has a dog but denies the dog showing any signs of fleas. My suspicion is #Chigger-bites . Thoughts?

6 y/o Male with non verbal autism has these odd bumps on both feet and only his feet starting 6 days ago. family went camping and he wore flip flops at the site. parents say there weren't any mosquitoes out, checked for plants that may have caused a reaction but none was found. pediatrician says hes unsure of what the bumps are from, referral is into derm but will take 3 to 4 weeks before he is seen.

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