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2. Bedbugs: How to Identify and Prevent an Infestation - WebMD

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   Reduce clutter in your bedroom so bedbugs don't have many places to hide. Vacuum regularly, including your mattress, carpet, curtains, and upholstered furniture. ... Know the signs of bedbugs, and ...

3. Signs of Fleas in Bed: How to Find and Remove Them - Healthline

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   Takeaway. If you sleep with your cat or dog and they have fleas, you may be more likely to get bitten in bed. Those bites may include hives, swelling, rashes and itching. Cozying up to a dog or ...

4. Bites but No Signs of Bed Bugs: How to Identify Bedbug Bites

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   The easiest way to know that your bites are from bedbugs is to find evidence of them in your home. Signs of bedbugs include: reddish or rust-colored stains on your sheets or mattress from crushed ...

5. Symptoms of Mold Exposure: In House and More - Healthline

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   Mold allergies occur when your immune system overreacts to certain types of mold, which your body considers to be an allergen. This can result in symptoms such as sneezing and nasal congestion ...

6. 7 Tips for an Allergy-Proof Bedroom - WebMD

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   5. Protect Bedroom Air. 6. Make Your Bedroom a Pet-Free Zone. 7. Ban Roaches. 3 min read. If your allergies act up when you’re at home, your bedroom is probably one of your problem areas. It’s ...

7. What to Do if You Suspect an Indoor Allergy - WebMD

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   Start by making changes there. You spend more time in that one room than anywhere else. Clean up clutter. Keep your pets out. Get rid of drapes and area rugs that catch dust. If those changes seem ...