Can human flea bites ooze?

Problem with rash or flea bites?

• Well like 2 weeks ago I started to get these small pink raised bumps (usually alot close together) on my chest. They kinda look like mosquito bites. I thought they were flea bites because my dog was in the house. We put some flea medicine on him and cleaned my bed to get rid of the fleas. But after a few more days, I found more of the raised bumps on my inner thighs, my biceps, and a little on my back (again, usually alot close together). Just yesterday we went to the doctors so I could get checked out and he just said that it was an infection. He gave me prescription note and I went to go check which medicine it was. They gave me Hydrocortisone Cream and I have been putting it on. Yesterday, my brother also started to get the same things like me. He only had a bit on his lower back, but when he was on his bed, he felt itchier and saw that he had even more red raised bumps. So do you guys know if it's a rash or flea bites? They look like rashes and a bit like mosquito bites but I think they're flea bites since my brother got alot while laying down in bed for awhile. Oh and were cleaning our beds again. Thanks

• Answer:

  IF they are in close clusters or in line and almost the size of a dime then you MAY have bedbugs (yes they are real) They are drawn to your body heat and feed on blood at night while you sleep and will not come out into the light. Pull the sheet off your bed and look for little black or red spots in and around the cracks of the mattress IF you find these spots get rid of the mattress immediately. Just because you don't see the bugs themselves doesn't mean a thing they can actually squeeze into the fabric of the bed and hide. These things can take over your entire house and are almost impossible to get rid of if they spread. BUG SPRAY WILL NOT KILL THEM. Most pest control methods fail they are however susceptible to high heat but the best way to get rid of them is to get rid of the furniture affected.