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Lice bite through the skin and live on the blood of the host, another name for the infected person. Female lice lay eggs -- called nits -- that firmly attach to hair shafts. 1 Head Lice Bites: Itchy, Red Bumps Lice bites appear as little red bumps on the scalp, head, and shoulders, and cause the skin to become inflamed and intensely itchy. 2  If you scratch your lice bites, it may cause them to become infected. Lice. Lice are small, grayish-brown insects that live on humans. Lice bite through the skin and live on the blood of the host, another name for the infected person. Female lice lay eggs -- called nits -- that firmly attach to hair shafts. Head lice live on the scalp and are common among school children. Bites from lice can cause intense itching and irritation of the scalp or other area of the body where lice are present. Symptoms may not occur until at least two months after the lice begin living on the body. In cases of head lice, a person may develop a rash on the nape of the neck. If you find a cluster of itchy spots on your head, it could be head lice. They may bite anywhere on the head, but they are particularly fond of the back of the head and the area behind the ears. The bites will appear as small reddish or pink bumps. You may see a tiny dot in the center of each bump. A variety of mites are known to bite humans and cause irritation, itchy papules and rashes. Most of these mites are actually parasites of other animals not humans, but will bite humans when their normal hosts are not present. They are mostly nest parasites of birds, rodents and other animals. You should see your doctor if you think your lice bites are infected — you may need to be treated with antibiotics. 1  Sure Signs of a Head Lice Infestation Because adult head lice are hard to see, you will likely discover you have a head lice infestation by your symptoms, rather than by seeing the bugs themselves.
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