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So now it’s mites. If it ain’t one end, it’s the other.
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Are you sure that's mites, and not chiggers?
 
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Not 100%.  I am leaning toward mites because, in my experience, chiggers attack where clothing is tight.  I have no bites at my waist.   I have very few bites on my other foot.  I did my normal chigger tx a few days ago, and there was only short term improvement.   I have had Turkey Mites before on my arms, and this seems very similar.
 
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Ugh. My mom was attacked by turkey mites last spring. What are you putting on them? Take care, m'friend.
 
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