Definitions for "Dust Mites"
A common trigger for allergies.
Very tiny creatures (microscopic, or just barely visible) that live in the dust in people's homes. They are present both in visible dust (under the bed or behind the couch, for example) and in soft places like pillows, mattresses, blankets, and stuffed animals. They thrive especially when the air is humid. Many people are allergic to dust mites, and trying to reduce the number of them in the home is part of many asthma control plans. (For an extremely extensive discussion of dust mites, see the AAIR dust mite section.
are small animals closely related to spiders and ticks that live in bedding, couches, carpet, stuffed toys and old clothing. Dust mites feed on the dead skin that falls off the bodies of humans and animals and on other organic material found where they live. Dust mites are second only to pollen in causing allergic reactions that range from itchy noses and eyes to severe asthma attacks.
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