Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Georgia

Lawsuits like this are not often based on a person's particular allergies or sensitivities. The question is whether the carpet and infestation are so bad that it causes a real health concern (aside from your sensitivities). We are not there to look at it, and we don't don't have your lease to see what theya re responsible for (and you did not tell us). An occasional roach or bug is common to just about every apartment or house. You also have not told us what the landlord says when you raise the issue to them. IF there is a real problem, after written notice to the landlord, you might let them know you will be getting cleaning/exterminating and deducting from rent. If it is really uninhabitable beyond a simple fix, you might deem the landlord in breach of their lease, but taking that step often backfires if not actually uninhabitable.