Health experts warn of bed bugs, hantavirus risks in hotels
Health experts warn of bed bugs, hantavirus risks in hotels

Health experts warn of bed bugs, hantavirus risks in hotels

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Bed bugs are small, elusive insects that feed on human blood, typically at night, and can infest even the cleanest homes. Experts warn that a distinctive musty, sweet almond-like odor between 2am and 5am may be an early sign of a bed bug infestation, caused by pheromones released when large numbers are present. Other indicators include red, itchy bites that are often grouped together and rust-colored stains on bedding, which are actually bed bug droppings. Because bed bugs are adept at hiding in small cracks and seams near sleeping areas, they can be difficult to spot. Simple remedies for bites include applying a baking soda paste and aloe vera gel to relieve itching. Vigilance for these subtle signs can help detect infestations before they become severe.

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