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What bug bite is this?

I've been getting these bites for the past year. My sister has also. They start off small and itchy. But turn into these big infections with puss in them. Please help!

Are dog has been looked at by a veterinarian multiple times. No fleas no ticks. We live near Seattle Washington.
Poster
  • Female | 18 years old
  • Complaint duration: 8 days
  • Medications: Birth control, pill form
  • Conditions: No
July 11, 07:21 PM

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1 UpVoted this answer Sreeram Gonnalagadda, MD Family Medicine, Plano
You need to consider scabies. Look carefully around your bed.
Gregory Philpott
Gregory Philpott
Family Medicine
Level: Candidate (4)
July 12, 01:48 AM
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One key part of your history is determining what you and your sister share in common which would make you subject to the same kind of bites at the same time. Furthermore, if a bite becomes infected, it is usually because of a secaondary infection from scratching and irritating the bite site. I recommend you go to your primary care provider for further assistance.
Gregory Fryer
Gregory Fryer, MD
Family Medicine in Clarksville, TN
Level: Top Contributor (26)
Website: Medical Direct Care, PLC
July 19, 12:40 PM
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Bee vs. Wasp sting/bites, or Horsefly bites
TEXAS SOUTH FAMILY CLINIC
TEXAS SOUTH FAMILY CLINIC, MD
Primary Care Physician in Houston, TX
Level: Candidate (2)
July 12, 06:22 PM
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Thanks for adding this photograph. The bull eye nature of the skin lesion suggests bug bite and Lyme disease. You need to see your PCP immediately for full evaluation and tteatment.
Otumdi Omekara
Otumdi Omekara, MD
Preventive Medicine Specialist in Portland, OR
Level: Key Opinion Leader (106)
Website: Dromekara.com Health & Fitness Publishing
July 12, 03:19 AM
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