Are Cockroach Dangerous?? ⚡
No, really no because Cockroaches don't eat living tissue. They prefer to feed on things that are dead and rotting. Therefore, a cockroach isn't predisposed to bite you. If a roach crawls on you while you're sleeping, it may attempt to feed on dead skin in your eyelashes, eyebrows, or around your lips. While doing this, it could bite you. If it does, you're likely to know it, as dirty cockroaches immediately introduce bacteria into the wounds they cause a red bump, a swollen lip, or a swollen eye.
If a roach gets into your ear, it won't kill you, but it can cause an incredible amount of pain. This is likely to result in a hospital visit which could present a danger to your finances if you have a high deductible or no health insurance at all.
If a cockroach crawls on you at night, you could wake up with a rash on your skin. This is due to an allergic reaction. These rashes aren't dangerous but they can be unsightly, particularly if they appear on your face and neck.
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