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Originally Posted by Staci Stacked
Scabies are not just transmitted sexually and can occur anywhere on the body. I got a terrible case of them once a few years ago from a very nice hotel room that I only used for sleeping in, and they mainly affected my legs. The itching was sooo bad that I realized I had something within 2-3 days. I thought it was poison ivy at first, until I saw the curvy pattern they were making under my skin.
I think some great suggestions have been given here already. The OP should consider Walgreen's and a visit to the doc if no improvement is seen within a couple days.
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Yes, you are very correct. However, this is not a bed bug; and you did not say that. For everyone, bed bugs are usually contacted from the bedding in hotel rooms. The scabies parasite is usually transmitted by person to person contact, usually sexual contact - but not always. If you wash soon after contact, before the dig under your skin, you can sometimes just wash them away. Being clean is important. But when they burrow under they make themselves known. I worked in a clinic in high school and college. In the military, we saw a lot of guys contact scabies from the women they visited. DDT killed both bed bugs and scabies. I don't know what is used today.
So why did I jump on this. If you are sexually active, just keep this in mind. A rash on the breast from penis contact just makes me wonder. Bedbug bites look like bites. Scabies can look like a rash. In addition, scabies is under the skin eating you and pooping under the skin. All feces is loaded with bacteria. With the itching and scratching, secondary infections can be serious.
I hope this helps.
Play safe.
JR
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