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Bug In My Ear!!!

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  1. bunnybedbug

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    Posted 5 months ago
    Mon Jun 1 2009 21:46:23
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    Yes, that's right: I was trying to relax in bed the other night (the first night after extermination #3). I got a little itch and reached up to scratch it... and there was a bug in my ear!! I hope this hasn't happened to you. And I know that I am supposed to be saving them for the PCO but I couldn't take it and I squished the little sucker. Thankfully no bite in my ear but all the same...

  2. brbugfighter

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    Posted 5 months ago
    Wed Jun 3 2009 15:07:53
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    Hi Bunny

    Please be careful with your ears, I had one scurry into my ear canal about a month and a half ago. It was just horrible. I didn't know what to do so went to the doctor next morning and had it washed away with saline solution, have a look at the Horror Stories section for the full story and other comments on this topic. Ear plugs may be advisable.

  3. bunnybedbug

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    Posted 5 months ago
    Wed Jun 3 2009 21:12:14
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    Thanks for the tip... although I'm not sure I want to read the horror stories section right before I go to bed!! Let's hope we don't have any more bb probs in our ears, noses or any other internal places... yikes!

  4. Traumabugged

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    Posted 5 months ago
    Wed Jun 10 2009 17:52:44
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    It might be my paranoia but I'm feeling itchy in my ear recently. I scratched and found nothing though...How does it feel except being itchy? Thank you.

  5. bunnybedbug

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    Posted 5 months ago
    Wed Jun 10 2009 20:52:59
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    Ask brbugfighter as mine was only in there for a second. And I know what you mean, I am definitely getting paranoid too!

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  6. NewPaltzstudent

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    Posted 3 months ago
    Sun Jul 26 2009 6:59:15
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    This is my worst fear with them! Getting plugs tonight!

  7. blunile

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    Posted 1 month ago
    Wed Sep 23 2009 19:48:54
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    The very small ones can get past the ear plugs. I sleep with earplugs all the time. Got bit really badly inside the ear...trying to figure out how to get them out. I've had a big extermination done and they got my ear just before. Have been using Campho-phenique....it helps but I think they are just going back in. Slept a couple nights with the plugs out, seems better...gives them a chance to go find their way to the stuff that will kill em....I hope.

  8. Louise

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    Posted 1 month ago
    Wed Sep 23 2009 21:50:23
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    What about putting a couple of drops of rubbing alcohol in your ear?

    I guess that might kill it, but it might not get it out of there...

    Ick. Dead bedbug in ear. I'm not sure what's worse: a dead one or a live one in there...

  9. blunile

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    Posted 1 month ago
    Thu Sep 24 2009 2:15:21
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    Bed bugs are like the tough junk yard dog of insects....alcohol would only disinfect the bite....slow them down for about a minute.... Dustmitex.com product repels them. Been using shea butter cream with peppermint drops on my skin....only thing that helps...Paul Mitchell Lavender Mint Shampoo and conditioner with some peppermint drops is like a dream for the hair and body...they can't stand lavender & it calms your skin. The latest saving grace is Rene Furteter's Astera Soothing fluid...scalp treatment; contains peppermint, echinnacea, eucalyptus, menthol, camphor...they don't like it at all....and it takes the itching away. Have only done one extermination treatment, need to do a few more.....Wondering about this DDT that they use to use for these things...might be good for them to bring it back.


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