<prompt> Human: Ive got a new apartment. Moved in on July 1st. My roommates and I were informed of the possibility of bedbugs and were requested to let them know if we see anything. The very first day I walked through there, Ive been getting blotchy, itchy, burning marks that slowly, substantially inflame, blister occasionally, and dissipate over the next 4-5 days or so. No other person is affected in the home, that Im aware of, and nobody who has entered the location is affected either. Ive been told by a few people that sometimes bedbugs, like other insects, may zero in on a particular blood-type, and ignore other, less palatable options. It may also be just one room affected. I have not seen any evidence of bedbugs, yet I know this may not happen until the infestation grows, so Im at a loss.The owner told us that if theres any home improvement that needs doing, he would kindly allow us to foot the bill for the fix, and then he would remove it from the rent, as long as we have receipts. In theory this is nice, but it sounds like our landlord is just a lazy POS who doesnt really care to manage the property he is responsible for, such as make phonecalls, and be more involved with his tenants. My thoughts jump to having to pay for a hotel room in the event we have to go all out on it. My personal items such as a TV, computer, guitars, amplifiers, bed, etc., would probably need to be thrown out, as well, and it is imperative that this doesnt happen. This is my biggest concern.My predicament is, I have told my other roommates about my issues, and Ive requested that someone come to look at the location. My roommate didnt tell me when the pest control guy came, and I wasnt able to discuss the matter with him. We sent him pictures, but hes unable to tell if my bites are officially bites. My roommates dont really seem too sympathetic towards my predicament, as theyre not affected, so they dont think about it. Theyve also been affected by bedbugs before and they think they know what the bites look like. I may potentially be allergic to them, hence the blisters that form. Im unsure what steps I couldshould take, if I were to fully confirm the presence of bedbugs. Im going to take steps to ensure that it isnt some poison ivy oils that may have deposited themselves somewhere, but, once again, the ivy should be lasting as long as it has. Thank you for your time,Seeker  <response>: You should go see a dermatologist and get a professional opinion on what is happening to your skin. 