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Insect bites behind ears
I have noticed between 10-20 itchy bites behind both my ears. They are similar to mosquito bites but there are too many of them to be just mosquitos. They could be bed bugs but many of the cases I've read about are on the arms and legs. Any ideas what they are and if so how to get rid of them.
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I would be worried about maybe lice I know that is probably not want you want to hear but I remember when I was younger that I had something similar to that. Also did you recently color, perm or do anything like that to your hair change shampoo and stuff because it may be a allergic reaction hope this helps
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