If you have bed bugs, the only surefire way to get rid of them is to get rid of your mattress and hire a professional to take care of the rest of the house. Bed bugs have caused allergic reactions in susceptible people including anaphylactic shock. If she is not allergic to their bites and the infestation is large it is possible for her to suffer from anemia from the sustained feeding of her blood by the bedbugs. Although unlikely to cause a problem with the pregnancy it is possible for it to happen if her body has a bad reaction to the bites or they make her anemic. A sustained attack could also promote bacterial growth which could be a problem for her and the pregnancy.
Do bed bugs bites affect a pregnant women in different ways?
Yea dust mites is a real problem
Yes, I agree, the only thing you should be afraid of is dust mites. Well, in fact, I can say that if you have problems with dust mites then I can advise you to read an article about it. Many people ask a question "can you see dust mites?" and this article will be able to answer this question, in addition it describes how to protect yourself from these insects. So reading this will be useful
Gosh, it can as you never know what they are carrying. If you cannot get bed sprayed with pesticides, bring out side and have some one jump up and down on it and let air out before bringing it back inside house
Of course.Pregnant have blood too and bed bugs sucks for blood so there's no exemption.
Bed bugs will hurt anything and anyone. They're quite indiscriminate.
No...? Thats a very unusual question, the only bed bugs are dust mites and bacterial living things
I got bitten alive last night by bed bugs. I don't know how they got onto my bed, because nothing happened the night before. And I am pregnant. I hope nothing serious happens.