Bug

Kissing bug bite symptoms are often mild and may resemble the reaction caused by a mosquito, flea, or bed bug. Some people develop a small … Read More

A kissing bug bite usually looks like a small, red, slightly swollen bump on the skin. It may resemble a mosquito bite, flea bite, or … Read More

A kissing bug bite usually causes mild redness, itching, or swelling that can be managed with basic first aid. The greater concern is possible exposure … Read More

Kissing bugs are found across North, Central, and South America, with the greatest public-health concern occurring in rural parts of Mexico, Central America, and South … Read More

Kissing bugs are present in Ohio, but they are not among the state’s most commonly encountered household insects. Ohio’s native kissing bug is generally associated … Read More

Kissing bug disease is the common name many people use for Chagas disease, a potentially serious infection caused by the parasite Trypanosoma cruzi. The parasite … Read More

The kissing bug is a blood-feeding insect best known for its possible connection to Chagas disease. Although its name sounds harmless, finding one inside or … Read More

Kissing bugs and stink bugs are sometimes confused because both have flattened bodies, folded wings, and similar brown or dark coloring. However, they differ greatly … Read More

A kissing bug bite can be difficult to recognize because it may resemble a mosquito bite, flea bite, or another minor skin reaction. Kissing bugs … Read More

June bugs are common scarab beetles frequently seen flying around outdoor lights during warm spring and summer evenings. However, the familiar adult beetle represents only … Read More