What to do if leeches crawl on the skin

Because leeches generally come out at night and prefer humid places

Under normal circumstances, leeches mostly live in waters containing 0.7 mg of dissolved oxygen, and when they are below a certain degree of dissolved oxygen, leeches will burrow out of the water and crawl into the soil and grass on the shore to breathe oxygen in the air.

Leeches like to live in waters with more stones, the bottom and shore of the pond are relatively hard, and aquatic weeds and algae are rich, which is not only conducive to the fixation, movement and feeding of leech suckers, but also conducive to the concealment and habitat of leeches.

Leeches enter the house through cracks in doors, openings, etc.

Leeches love damp places, your room is too damp, pay attention to ventilation. Anyone who has been bitten by a leech will fall off on its own after it has sucked up its blood.

If you find that it is sucking blood, you must not pull it with your hands to get rid of it. Because it has strong suction and is not easy to pull down, deadlift is not good for wounds. You can slap your hand a few times, or put a few drops of salt water, alcohol, vinegar on the bite site, or burn the leech with a match.

The wound can be washed with boric acid for a few days to prevent infection and suppuration.

Prevention of leeches:

1. Apply with chemicals**. According to foreign reports, drought-based leeches can be prevented by coating ** with repellents such as dimethyl phthalate, mosquito repellent, or insect repellent. In addition, apply it to ** with cedarwood oil or repellent +50 lanolin, which has a certain repellent effect on leeches.

The United States has tried compound repellents in the northern part of Borneo, an island in the South Seas, and it has also had good results.

2. Hainan Island uses the scraps of Guangzhou mosquito repellent to soak cloth strips to prevent leeches, and the control effect of one soaking is 5-7 days. The cloth strip is soaked in the repellent, each dosage is 15 ml, or the repellent ointment is applied to the entire cloth strip on one side, each dosage is 3 grams, the two ends of the cloth strip are sewn into a circular sleeve, and the boot cuff is set on the outside of the rubber boots worn by the staff to form a ring repellent belt to prevent leeches from climbing on the human body to suck blood.

Soaking cloth strips with maleimide dilution of 30 acetone has the best repellent effect, and the repellent time is more than 20 days.

There are environmental problems in the tanks or containers of leech culture, such as unsuitable water quality, abnormal water temperature, etc. If the water quality is not good or the water temperature is too high or too low, leeches may choose to stay on the surface and be reluctant to go into the water. Feed supply:

If leeches don't have enough food during farming, they will stay on the surface at night waiting for food to be replenished. This is due to insufficient feed feeding or an inappropriate feed type. Lighting conditions:

Some leeches are sensitive to light, and the light conditions in the breeding site can affect their behavior. If the light is too strong or too dark, leeches will choose to stay on the surface of the water to avoid light or find suitable light. Health Status:

The health of the leech can also affect its behavior. If leeches are in an unwell or sick state, they will exhibit abnormal behavior, including not going into the water at night. It is recommended that you check whether the water quality, water temperature, feed ** and other breeding conditions meet the requirements.

Hello, can you describe in detail the question you need to ask.

At night, the leeches climb big but are quite messy above the water, what is the reason? What to do?

Hello dear, is this your home breeding or did you meet it outside?

Kiss, do you want to ask how to get rid of and prevent leeches?

I want to ask what is the reason for this situation? What's going on?

I just want to ask what is the reason? How to solve it?

Hello, there are some reasons why leeches do not go into the water at night: The living environment is stupid: there are environmental problems in the tanks or containers of leech breeding, such as unsuitable water quality and abnormal water temperature.

If the water quality is not good or the water temperature is too high or too low, leeches may choose to stay on the surface and be reluctant to go into the water. Feed supply: If leeches do not have enough food during the farming process**, they will stay on the surface at night waiting for food to be replenished.

This is due to insufficient feed feeding or an inappropriate feed type. Light conditions: Some leeches are sensitive to light, and the light conditions of the breeding site can affect their behavior.

If the light is too strong or too dark, leeches will choose to stay on the surface of the water to avoid light or find suitable light. Health status: The health status of the leech can also affect its behavior.

If leeches are in an unwell or sick state, they will exhibit abnormal behavior, including not going into the water at night. It is recommended that you check whether the water quality, water temperature, feed ** and other breeding conditions meet the requirements.

Hello, you can do the following:1Provide the right environment:

Make sure the water quality in the sink is good, the temperature is right, and provide a suitable hiding place for leeches to hide and rest so that they feel safe and comfortable. 2.Provide plenty of food:

Make sure the leeches have enough food**, such as fresh blood or proper bait. Take care to avoid overfeeding to prevent water quality problems. Pose or 3

Regular routine: Try to be quiet at night to avoid outside interference. Creating a good day and night environment can help to adjust the activity habits of leeches.

1. Salt: If there is salt, it is the best thing to do, sprinkle it directly on the leech, and it will loosen after a while.

2. Saliva: When you can't find salt in the field for a while, then use saliva, that is, saliva to spit on it, which can also let the leeches come down.

3. Urine: When saliva is insufficient, don't be shy, pouring it with urine also has a certain effect.

4. Garlic: Before working in the rice seedling field, you can rub some garlic on your legs to avoid the harm of leeches through the smell.

5. Tobacco: If there is smoke around Kuanwu Qingguo, you can take out the tobacco and soak it in water, pour it on the leech, and it will be loosened.

6. Chemical fertilizer: When working in the farmland, if there is chemical fertilizer around, you can also sprinkle some chemical fertilizer, which can play a certain role.

7. Fire: If there is a lighter, it can also be burned with fire, but the injection hall is not meant to burn the body.

8. Lime: The effect of lime is very good, if you can find lime in the wild, sprinkle it.

9. Laundry detergent: If you can find laundry detergent, stir it with water and sprinkle it on the leech, which also has an effect on the leech.

Rice fields, ponds, canals and other waters often have leeches. Catch it day or night. Usually use a net bag directly to carry it. Leeches are very sensitive to the movement of water, as long as they stir in the water with a net, the leeches will swim out of the soil and among the aquatic plants.

It is also possible to trap. Take a wooden board and tie the fish cut pieces to the top of the board with wire. Once tied, tie a rope to the board as well. Finally, put the board in the water and wait for 1-2 hours for the fish segment to be covered with leeches. Just take it out.

Trapping with pig blood: Tie the dry straw into two tight straw handles that are loose in the middle, and then inject pig blood into the straw handles and place them horizontally at the water inlet of the field. 2. Loofah tendons:

Soak the loofah tendons in pig blood, chicken blood or other animal blood, wait for it to be absorbed, then take it out to dry, and put 1 piece at a distance of 1 distance in the place where the leech is infested. 3. Grass trapping method: Tie the dry straw into a tight straw handle at both ends and loose in the middle, inject animal blood into the human grass handle, and place it horizontally at the water inlet of the pond.

It's possible, but it's just sucking blood, it won't enter the blood vessels, and the leech can be scraped out by scraping the wound with a piece of bamboo, so as to prevent the leech from walking up and tying a rope on the leg.

When it stings you, you don't try to pull it off with your hands, that's stupid. Because it has two suction cups, it's likely that you'll backfire and make it suck tighter. At the same time, hard pulling will cause its mouthparts to break under the skin, causing infection.

There are many ways to get it off. You can pat your arm on the thigh or other bite area, this kind of ** will cause the leech to fall off.

It is a common method to apply concentrated salt water to leeches. In addition to this, you can also apply soapy water, e-liquid, wine, vinegar, and so on to it. Soon, the leeches will fall to the ground.

The leech can also be overwhelmed by fire, and if you roast it with a match, it will not be able to stand it.

After the leech falls off, the bite wound should be treated as necessary, otherwise it will be troublesome to cause infection. Apply some iodine or alcohol to disinfect. If you don't have these things, don't worry, teach you an earthwork, burn bamboo leaves into charcoal ash, or mash the tender bamboo leaves and apply them to the wound, which can also achieve the purpose of preventing infection and stopping bleeding.

Yes, it's dangerous.

In order to ensure the complete removal of the worms, a cotton ball containing 2% dicaine solution plus a small amount of epinephrine or ephedrine can be used to fill the worm site, and the worms can be removed with forceps after 5 minutes. If it is difficult to retrieve the worms, the nasopharynx can be inhaled with an ice mixture (compound rest tincture 10ml, borneol, distilled water 90ml) vapor to repel the worms; In the digestive tract, somatic drugs such as albendazole can be used to promote their excretion with the stool.

Leeches themselves are not parasites and do not burrow into their bodies completely, usually leaving their tails outside and automatically exiting when they are full of blood. Being sucked in blood is not a big deal in itself, and the usual concern is the infectious disease it brings. Since it was a long time ago, there shouldn't be any more problems.

I wish the landlord good health.

As a biology major, the mouth of the grasshopper leech is flat and round, just like the flat bottom of a normal drink. As you can imagine, the grasshopper leech does not have the ability to burrow into your body, if it does through the wound in your body.

Besides, grasshopper leeches are not parasites and do not have the ability to breathe without oxygen, as long as you don't get them out, they will definitely die inside.

Resigned to fate, the locusts can't be killed. Don't believe the nonsense of those who are hanging up and down. Suck it up.

A large pile of fire, after burning it, jumped into the fire and burned the grasshopper, and at the same time freed himself from hanging, and finally explained that although the grasshopper will turn into gas after being burned by the high temperature fire, it will float in the air and reborn in the grass with the dew the next morning. This is the wild blood-sucking Phnom Penh grasshopper in Guangxi. Don't fucking say that you can kill locusts with salt and honey, it's pure ignorance and bullshit.

I'm not condoning self-harm, I'm just making an analogy. Grasshoppers are not governed by Newton's laws, need no oxygen, and no energy. Perhaps the only way to kill the locust is to use nuclear fission, that is, to blow it up with nuclear **, and everything that blows it up, even the atoms, neutrons, nucleons, and electrons can be destroyed.

Will suck blood. It took so long for the landlord to come and say. I remember when we were kids, we had to dispose of this situation at the time, usually by pouring hookah water over the wound and it would come out immediately.

If it's a locust, it will fall off when it sucks up the blood, and these things will indirectly spread diseases, so the landlord should go and check it.

When I was a child, elementary school, teenagers, half of it got into my instep, the outer half let me tear it up and throw it away, leeches can regenerate, I didn't have pain or itching, in the countryside, at that time, no one cared if it would die, I didn't go to my heart, 25 years later, I always suspected that I had a swarm of leeches in my body, I always suspected that it was a mother leech at that time, giving birth to children and reproducing in my body, and the human body temperature was attached to the living environment of leeches, but, at least, I was still alive! It's just that the whole body often has a lot of gas, and the cold weather is serious, and I suspect it has something to do with leeches! Hahaha, in short, I'm alive! Not dead!

You're sure you get in, and you're going to bleed when you get in.

There were a bunch of big doctors upstairs, but they didn't know that leeches entered the nose of the human body and swam freely, and seriously entered the lungs.