...I know you said during the day they are hard to see but what about during night. No they are the size of a grain of rice and a neutral brown so you probably wouldn't see them at night either. They do most of their feeding just before sunup, and scurry away silently if you make any disturbance or if a light is turned on.

Also, the problem could be flea bites if you or the people before you had animals.

I am not going to look at the picture cause I tend to freak. Too bad. If your skin and eyes looks like the pictures, then you'll have a good idea what the problem is.

You freak out? Like the two girls in LA who hugged in panic on a train track until the train hit them, killing one, instead of just stepping off the track? You are stronger and more sensible than that. You need to take care of yourself and deal with this. You do have the strength to do that.

Also would not one of the 20 doc apts I have had here noticed that? Not necessarily. Anything unusual is usually off their radar. They're most likely too busy and see too many patients to spend time thinking about non-life threatened patients.

I will keep you updated and oh god I hope no bugs are causing any of my issues. That will totally drive me out of here...I don't deal well with bugs. If you are being bitten, it's just another problem to solve, no better or worse than an infection or allergy. Actually, it's better because it can be dealt with. You can change "don't deal well with" to "I'm strong and deal well with" for the sake of your health and happiness.

Strong emotions will only make things much worse, and stop you from healing. So, please look at the pictures and see if they look like what you see in yourself. Then you can calmly deal with it with the help of your doctors.

If the pictures don't look like you, than you've narrowed the search for a diagnosis down. There is no cause for panic either way.