Cockroaches do not usually bite, (only in extremely rare cases) as human skin provides no nutrition for cockroaches. It's often the nasty allergic reactions to cockroaches that are thought of as a bite.
If a cockroach runs over skin, the places that get prolonged contact display large, mildly red, raised bumps. Often multiple bumps running in a straight line, similar to a mosquito bite, but with much stronger itch. The surrounding skin may then also become red and itchy as the reaction spreads due to scratching of the initial bumps.
two little holes
American cockroach droppings look like little small round balls.
I do not think cockroaches bite.
YOU KILL THE COCKROACH.. AND FINALLY PAY FOR PEST CONTROL..
Yes, complications can arise from an infected cockroach bite, such as skin infections, allergic reactions, and in rare cases, transmission of diseases. It is important to seek medical attention if you suspect an infection from a cockroach bite.
You could apply an antiseptic to the bite, such as tincture of iodine, or polysporin.
no but it can cause infection
They don't bite, so no.
headache
Grasshoppers do not bite, they are Veggitarian
It looks like a big mosquito bite..
Cockroaches don't bite people so don't worry about it.