What should I do if I find that my child has been bitten by a tick?

Change clothes frequently and bathe frequently. If a child is found to have a tick bite, hygiene needs to be improved. In the past, ticks were only found in rural areas, all because of the environment and hygiene.

Therefore, if you find that your child has ticks, do a good job of household hygiene, room hygiene, change bedding and bed sheets frequently, change your child's clothes and bathe frequently.

After being bitten by a tick, remove the tick, use fine-tipped tweezers to pick up the tick, no tweezers need to be wrapped in gloves or tissues, remove the tick with your fingers, and wash your hands with soapy water. The ** wound at the tick bite needs to be rinsed with plenty of clean warm water, and after rinsing, a layer of petroleum jelly is lightly applied, wrapped in gauze, and ice is applied to the bite site, generally no more than six hours.

1. First of all, use relatively fine-tipped tweezers to get close to the ** side, and try to clamp the head of the tick. Do not remove ticks with your hands, and do not remove ticks with fire or other objects.

2. Exercise gently, with moderate strength, slowly lift the tick, remember not to twist, and act roughly, so as not to leave the tick part inside, especially the mouthpart of the tick. If the tick breaks inadvertently and some remains in the **, it can be removed with clean tweezers.

3. Immediately after the tick is removed, wash the bite site thoroughly with soap and water, clean the hands, and disinfect the bite site with alcohol, complex iodine, etc.

4. If the removed tick excavators can still play a role, they can be placed in an airtight container, soaked in alcohol, or flushed with toilet water.

5. In the field or at home, if you want to get rid of ticks by yourself, you should closely observe the symptoms such as rash, fever, and swollen lymph nodes. If you have the above symptoms, please go to the hospital immediately and provide the history of the tick bite: the time of the tick bite, the treatment process, the location of the bite, etc.

First aid for tick bites is as follows:

1.If there is paraffin oil or other substances nearby, you can drop paraffin oil around the wound to isolate the air around the tick, and the tick will fall off on its own due to lack of oxygen.

2.You can also use tweezers to pinch the part of the tick close to **, and move it out forcefully along the direction of the tick's puncture, so as not to leave the tick's mouthparts in the local **.

3.When the tick is removed, the local cavity stool needs to be disinfected from the inside out with iodophor, covered with gauze, and bandaged.

4.It is forbidden to squeeze the tick when removing the tick to prevent the contents of the tick from squeezing into the human body and causing infection, and it is necessary to bring the tick specimen to the doctor after first aid.

The emergency measures after being bitten by a tick are as follows:

- Do not forcibly pull out the worm, so as not to tear ** or break its mouthparts in **, and do not pinch the insect body by hand;

- Ticks can be applied with mintan alcohol, petroleum jelly, liquid paraffin, glycerin, mupirocin ointment, etc, so that the head of the infiltrating tick relaxes or dies, and then use pointed tweezers or fine tweezers to pull out the tick cry in the direction perpendicular to **, avoiding rotating or agitating the tick;

- You can also use cigarette butts and incense sticks to lightly scald the part of the tick outside the bodyto slowly withdraw its head on its own;

- After removing the tick, wash the wound and hands with alcohol or soapy water, check the insect body and bite site, if the mouthparts are broken in **, it needs to be surgically removed;

- Topical antibiotic ointment, intramuscular tetanus antitoxin, etc.;

- Symptoms such as fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and fatigue, or if you feel that the tick has been attached for more than 24 hours, you should seek medical attention.

In general, if the child is bitten by a tick, if it is positive, it is usually fine, but if it is not actively treated, it is usually fine. Parents can give their children through physics, drugs, etc., and the specific situation is analyzed as follows:

1.Physical**: If a child is bitten by a tick, the remnants of the tick will usually remain in the child's **, at this time, parents should take the child to the doctor in time, use medical alcohol for disinfection under the guidance of a doctor, and then remove the residual part by carbon dioxide laser.

2.Medications**: After removing the remnants of the tick, parents also need to follow the doctor's instructions to give their children calamine lotion, desloratadine syrup, diphenhydramine hydrochloride tablets and other drugs** to relieve the discomfort symptoms.

After being bitten by a tick, the following emergency measures should be taken in time:

1.Pull out the tick as soon as possible with fine tweezers or special tick forceps: Before operating, the forceps or tick jaws should be wiped with alcohol and the tick should be pulled out as close as possible to the surface of the ** to avoid leaving the tick head or tick body. Do not scratch the tick directly with your hands to prevent infection.

2.Wash the bite site with disinfectant: Clean the bite site and disinfect it with disinfectant.

3.Observe whether the bite site is red and itchy: If symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and pain occur at the bite site, you should seek medical attention in time.

4.Actively observe other symptoms of the body: If you have fever, headache, muscle aches, fatigue, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms, you should also seek medical attention in time.

5.Prevention of tick bites: Wear long sleeves and long pants, wear light-colored clothes and hats before going out, do not walk barefoot or sit on grass, and use precautions such as tick repellents to reduce the risk of tick bites.

It should be noted that if the patient has similar symptoms such as fever or thrombocytopenia, he or she should immediately seek medical attention to find out** to prevent the appearance of life-threatening symptoms.

The child should go to the hospital to find a professional to deal with it, don't be careless, so as not to make a mistake.

After being bitten by a tick, the following emergency measures should be taken immediately:

1.Use fine forceps or fine-mouthed forceps to grip the head of the tick and gently pull it up, not pinching the tick's body with your fingers to avoid squeezing out the pathogens from the tick's body.

2.Disinfect the wound with alcohol or iodine to avoid bacterial infection.

3.Pay attention to the wound, and if there are symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, fever and leakage at the bite site, you should seek medical attention in time.

4.If there is bleeding or pain in the area of the bite, you can use an ice pack to relieve the local symptoms.

5.Keep your body clean, wash your hands frequently and avoid tick bites.

In addition, if you have symptoms such as fever, headache, cough, and muscle aches after being bitten by a tick, it may be a tick-borne disease, such as Lyme disease, and you should seek medical attention promptly.