| Bed Bugs. Rumor? |
| Wednesday, 24 November 2010 13:48 |
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Bedbugs are reddish brown, oval and about the size of an apple seed. (Photo from Wikpedia web site) Story by Tom Palen
Rumors have been circulating about the possibility of bedbugs at the
Jody Gates, Director of Health and Inspections for the City of
“We got as specific as we could. Where did the girl sit, in which theatre and so on?” Gates said. Tuesday afternoon Bob Coffman, Environmental Health Specialist, inspected the theatre. Coffman said he inspected 35 seats in the area where the girl said she had sat and found no bedbugs. With no sign on the surface of the seats, Coffman said he had even taken the seats apart and still found no evidence or traces that bedbugs had ever been there.
Bedbugs were fairly common through out the world and in the
Gates said the health department had other cases of bedbugs in
Bed bugs are reddish brown in color, oval shaped and about the size of an apple seed. They are generally nocturnal feeding on humans at night. The most common health effect of bed bugs is a skin rash, but can in rare cases be more severe.
According to an article on the Mayo Clinic web site, the irritation will generally go away on it own within a week. Hydrocortisone cream and
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