Bed Bugs? Anyone here a Dermachan?

>>18198322
Do you just have these "bites" on you hands?
What about your back, legs, etc?
Are they in a straight line, or look kinda like a Z or are they all over the place?

>>18198352
Some on my hands and over my body towards my pelvis region and abdominal.

Had an aunt sleeping in my bed so I thought she might have caused the sudden outbreak. But my mom begs to differ.

One spot looks like a Z while others are in random groups.

>>18198368
>One spot looks like a Z while others are in random groups.
You may have scabies. RIP

>>18198352
Some spots also look like a trail.

>>18198368
If it's a random pattern it's really unlikely to be bed bugs because they have specific "food paths" (i don't know the real name in english so I am sorry). Check your mattress anyway and your whole sleeping area. Bed Bugs aren't that hard to find and they usually lump together. Also search for traces of their poop and a kinda sweet odor.

But maybe it's a symptom of stress? I had something really similar to you earlier this year and my doctor told me it was a combination of stress and an allergic reaction.

>>18198352
Have some on my back also.

>>18198352
The spots don't itch that often. It just came onto my body overnight.

>>18198322
http://www.drscabies.com/can-bedbugs-cause-scabie

Could be bed bugs they like to bite in patterns of 3 yoy should check your entire bed room for bed bugs

>>18198368
>Some on my hands and over my body towards my pelvis region and abdominal.
so you contracted what that was on your arm first, wrangled the old sausage, and now it's around your pelvis/abdomen area
did you lay on your stomach any time afterwards?

can you recall all the things you touched before you started showing the symptoms?

Looks fungal, although a close up would be helpful. If you can see a shiny looking central scale i'd hedge my bets on tinea corporis. Also supported by the facts its on your back.

Does not look like scabies: typically linear in the webs of fingers

Dose not look like bed bugs