Bed bug bites are itchy, annoying, and just plain creepy. Although the bites are generally harmless, it's important to identify and get rid of bed bugs, otherwise they will keep biting you.

We asked dermatologists for a handy bite guide to help you identify what stung or gnawed you. Your treatment — and your ...

Medically reviewed by Susan Bard, MD You can typically treat bug bites and stings at home with anti-itch creams and over-the-counter (OTC) antihistamines. Bites and stings typically result in similar ...

The tiny mites — also called berry bugs — may leave behind small ... Here's how to identify and manage chigger bites, according to experts. Chiggers “are the larval stage of a mite that ...

How do I Identify a Bedbug Infestation If you notice small, itchy bites or other signs of an infestation, these could be ...

The tiny mites — also called berry bugs — may leave behind small ... Here's how to identify and manage chigger bites, according to experts. Chiggers “are the larval stage of a mite that ...

Most bites or stings can be treated with anti-itch creams, cold compresses, or OTC pain relievers. Some bugs, like ticks and kissing bugs, can transmit disease, so you might need to see a doctor.