Bed bugs typically bite areas of skin that are exposed while sleeping. The most common bite locations include the face, neck, arms, hands, and legs. These areas are targeted because they are usually uncovered and provide easy access to blood vessels
. Bed bugs often bite in clusters or lines, reflecting their feeding behavior as they move along the skin searching for blood vessels. They do not burrow into the skin but pierce the surface to feed
. In summary, bed bugs bite primarily on:
- Face
- Neck
- Arms
- Hands
- Legs
These bites usually occur on skin exposed during sleep and may appear as red, itchy welts often arranged in clusters or lines
