Why is my room so itchy ??

Didn't you post about this before? Some suggestions:

1. See a dermatologist. Your itching might have nothing to do with your room.

2. Call an exterminator and have them inspect your room and ask them for advice, and if you feel it would be wise, set up service to have them spray.

3. Clean the crap out of your room. Not just vacuuming, but everything. Curtains, walls, mattress, clean all of your clothes and the inside of your dresser, etc.

4. Inspect as you clean. Check dark places in your room - closet, back of the dresser drawers, under mattress, etc - and look for anything out of the ordinary. Look hard for tiny casings of bugs.

I'll tell you my story... I was dealing with extreme problems of itching. Woke up every morning with bites all over me and no sign of any kind of bugs. Had a bed bug inspection, kept checking around my mattresses, nothing. And my husband wasn't itching at all.

One day, I was searching for answrr online, and I stumbled upon one that sounded promising: carpet beetles. See, here's the unique thing about carpet beetles. They don't bite you. What people are allergic to is their hair fibers. They get in your clothes and on your fabrics, and static electricity charges them, making them tough like needles. Then they prick you, and if you're allergic, it will leave behind a red spot just like a bug bite.

Finally, I had enough, and I took out all my dresser drawers, looking behind them with a flashlight. I found the tiniest little cluster of bug casings in there, and I out it in a plastic bag and gave it to an exterminator friend of mine. Sure enough, they were carpet beetle casings.

So I literally put all of my clothes into the hamper, washed them all that day, cleaned out my dresser with spray (a mix of water with some peppermint and citronella essential oils, which are known to deter bugs). I sprayed it all over, vacuumed my mattress, vacuumed the floor, the carpet in the living room, the couches, washed the sheets and blankets, washed all the curtains in the house, etc. Just cleaned the heck out of everything. Also sprayed some bug spray.

Eventually, a few weeks later, I set up service for an exterminator to come do the inside and outside, and then continue the outside once a month, but honestly, after I did all that cleaning, the problem went away for me.

Now obviously your problem might not be carpet beetles, but I think the same method could apply to whatever your situation. Go on a hunt around your room for evidence of any kind of bug. And also research online. There are a surprising amount of people in your exact situation, the situation I was in a few months ago, with phantom bug problems and unexplained itching. Searching those forums is how I found out about carpet beetles and realized the symptoms sounded a lot like mine.

Good luck, man! I know how terrible that is. On top of all of that, I already have a skin condition called urticaria that makes me itchy all the time. So I'm very familiar with itching. It's awful. I hope you can't find answers soon and get some peace.

 

Didn’t I already see this same thread before?

 

I had that issue half my life. Except I didnt only get itchy, I had continuous bronchitis infections for no reason. Turned out there was black mold growing in my closet and behind my bed. Breathing in mold spores can cause really bad problems.

 

Second @Castielle , go see a dermatologist. You could have scabies also. I had that before and it really sucks. But the solution is simple if that's what it is.

 

IMO, Scabies wouldn't go away by cleaning/vacuuming. They live on and under the skin.

 

Even if it's not a skin condition, a dermatologist could have some suggestions for what else it might be.

 

True,

You have to take an antibiotic and the easiest way to get rid of them in a house/room is to just leave for 3-4 days. Without a host, the scabies will die in that amount of time and you can go back into the room.

 

Yeah, dermatology is definitely your best bet. Do you ever have any like raised scratches if you itch? Not like round bumps or bites or anything, but just red puffiness when you scracth?

 

Gotcha. Probably not urticaria then, but it's still a possibility. Allergies are another possibility. But I'm no dermatologist. Lol

 

Could be fleas. But you won't know by guessing or asking us. Do all the things I listed above and you will probably find an answer.

 

Could be mites. Definitely call an exterminator.