flea bites on humans most commonly identified in children - generally on the lower leg just above sock level (which acts as a barrier). Bites may occur at other sites if a child plays on the floor or an adult (or child) sit with a pet on his/her knee
flea bites are inflammatory blisters or papules (papular urticaria) - there may be a central haemorrhaghic spot at the site of a flea bite which reflects that the saliva deposited into the skin by the flea contains anticoagulant chemicals
there is often grouping of flea bites reflecting that fleas often take several meals
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