Bed Bugs – Not a Health Hazard
Bed bugs can be found anywhere, from the cleanest of homes right down to the direst of homes. They can be found in hotels, apartments, businesses and schools. You could go out for a night at the movies and come home with bed bugs. Who is to blame? Bed bugs are becoming more and more of a problem. So what is one to do about this little problem? Many tenants are finding their landlords to be very unsympathetic which is hard to deal with when it’s impossible to sleep because you’re getting bitten all night long by little unwanted guests.
Some have said that bed bugs should be considered a health hazard, but at the moment it’s not. Like lice, bed bugs are defiantly a nuisance but not a health threat. Bed bugs don’t cause any type of diseases so therefore the provincial government doesn’t typically have much to do with cases of bed bugs because it isn’t considered a risk to the public. Generally, the city doesn’t deal with the issue either.
Do you think this is fair? People can pick up bed bugs virtually anywhere and while they don’t cause any diseases they do cause extreme itching that can lead to more intense pain as well as rashes. So should bed bugs be considered a health risk? As bed bug infestations continue to grow so will this issue. Share your thoughts with us below.
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Budget Inn N rth Federal Highway, Fort lauderdale…..management knew room 115 was infested with bed bugs when they rented me the room on a weekly basis, previous tenants who were still living in the motel told me after they saw all these red sores all over my arms and legs….a black man and a black woman both claim that the black management gave them free rent to hush them up…my particular problem is that now i have MRSA running rampant through my system…I believe RACISM at it’s best right here in the good ole USA
if an attorney reads this and can help me please contact me at 954 549 3788 or the budget inn room 113
Hi Amy,
I have never heard of them nesting in hair – it moves too much and is subjected to the elements plus they don’t care for light.
Even if bed bugs nested in your hair, they are not going to enter your body or penetrate your brain – nothing to worry about there.
I hope that helps!
Jim
I have a question if your home is severely infested to the point you have a nest in your hair can they get inside you and literaly eat you to death?