Only 10 people who are bitten by ticks get sick, so how can you prevent them from being bitten by ti

In the summer, it's a good idea to wear some light long sleeves and stay away from grass and the like so that you don't get bitten by ticks.

When we go out to play, we must wear long clothes, long pants can not wear short sleeves, shorts will give ticks a chance. At the same time, when we go out to play, we must not go to the grass to play, if we go to play in the grass, it will be easy to be bitten by ticks. And we must have tick bite medicine on our body, so as to prevent us from being bitten by ticks without ointment, and let us itch and pain.

On the one hand, we should always apply some preventive ointment on our body to avoid bugs from touching our body, and on the other hand, we should pay attention to our dressing style and try to wear some long sleeves and long pants.

Be sure to avoid going to places with dense grass, and wear long clothes and pants when you go out, and spray your body with anti-insect spray.

That is to avoid going to places with wild grasses, especially during tick breeding, or wear long clothes and trousers, which will prevent you from being bitten by them.

The peak incidence of tick disease is mainly in the spring. These small bugs are especially active in woods, meadows or bushes in some hilly and mountainous areas. Now, it coincides with the Qingming Festival to go out to visit the tombs, so mothers should remember to be prepared to prevent tick bites when they go out to visit the tombs.

1. When going out on an outing, my mother and family members remember to put on a long shirt and long sleeves before going into the woods or meadows. Since ticks love to choose parts that we don't pay attention to in our daily lives, mothers should also remember to tie the cuffs of the belt and tie a towel and silk scarf around the neck to prevent being bitten by ticks;

2. Carry an anthelmintic ointment with you and rub the ointment on the ** to prevent being bitten by ticks;

3. Mothers who live around tick-active areas should keep their houses ventilated and dry, and use insecticides and other items to eliminate ticks to avoid tick bites.

Although being bitten by a tick is very harmful, as long as mothers are prepared for various prevention and control of tick bites, early detection of tick bites and medical treatment as soon as possible, I believe that the problem is not very big.

1.Remove the tick immediately: When you notice a tick bite, start by taking a simple approach to removing the tick from the **, such as using tweezers to gently pull the tick off the **, avoiding squeezing or using nail clippers.

Be careful not to attempt to pull the tick out entirely, as this may cause the tick's mouthparts to remain inside the ** and cause infection.

2.Disinfect the wound: After removing the tick, disinfect the wound with alcohol or iodine to reduce the risk of infection.

3.Keep an eye on symptoms: Tick bites can cause a variety of symptoms such as fever, headache, muscle and joint pain, rash, etc. If you experience the above symptoms within a few days of the bite, seek medical attention as soon as possible.

4.Avoid spreading pathogens: For a period of time after the bite, avoid close contact with family or friends to prevent the spread of pathogens to them.

5.Precautionary measures: During the tick-active season, try to avoid staying in woods, grasses and other places where ticks are easy to hang out for a long time. When outdoors, wear long sleeves, long pants, and shoes to reduce your exposure to tick bites.

Summary: After being bitten by a tick, start by taking a simple approach to removing the tick, then disinfect the wound and keep an eye out for symptoms. Seek prompt medical attention if needed. At the same time, take precautions to avoid tick bites.

After being bitten by a tick, it is very important to take the right emergency measures in time, as ticks can carry pathogens such as Lyme disease, typhus, etc.

Here's what to do after being bitten by a tick:

1.Use tweezers: Find a pair of fine-tipped tweezers and hold the tick's head as close to the surface as possible. Avoid grabbing the tick's body, as this may cause its mouthparts to remain in the **.

2.Pull out the tick steadily and slowly: Pull the tick out steadily upward with forceps. Avoid writhing or pressing the tick, as this may cause its head and mouthparts to break and remain in the **. If some remains within the **, it can be carefully removed with forceps or a needle tip.

3.Wash the bite site: Wash the bite site carefully with soap and water, then disinfect it with alcohol or iodine.

4.Discard or save ticks: Place the removed ticks in a sealed plastic bag that can be discarded or saved. The purpose of saving ticks is to help doctors identify pathogens when symptoms appear.

5.Watch for symptoms: Watch for potential symptoms such as fever, fatigue, joint pain, or rash (especially a spread, red ring-shaped rash that may be a sign of Lyme disease) over the next few weeks.

If you experience these symptoms, see your doctor as soon as possible and tell your doctor about your experience with a tick bite.

6.Prevention of re-biting: Take precautions when outdoors, such as wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants, tucking pants into socks, using insect repellent, and avoiding walking in tall grass.

Everyone's physique is different, so the reaction after being bitten by insects is also different, only 10% of people can get sick, which is also determined by their physique.

Because everyone's antibodies are different, some people will get sick soon, some people with stronger resistance will get sick later, or there is no problem at all, so it is said that 10% of people with poor resistance are prone to disease.

Mainly because these people are prone to a series of problems, and these people are very sensitive, so they often have a series of problems after being bitten, which is also determined according to each person's physical condition.

Because the virus carried by the tick is actually different from the body's immunity, unless it is a physique that is prone to allergies, the average person will not react after being bitten by a tick.

Ticks generally hide on branches and blades of grass, "waiting for rabbits". They can smell the smell of sweat and carbon dioxide from the animal, and when the "prey" approaches, they will take the initiative to attack. If you don't want to be bitten, try to stay away from tick-infested habitats, such as meadows, shrubs, animal passages, burrows for large and small mammals, and around bird nests in nearby forests.

When resting, it is best to hang your clothes and hats on a tall branch and avoid putting your clothes directly on the grass.

If you do need to enter these areas, wear clothing that is wide enough to tighten the cuffs, neckline, and zippers at the bottom of the trouser legs, try to wear white stockings, high-tops, or boots. If you pass through a tick-infested area, immediately inspect clothing such as trouser legs to see if any ticks have crawled onto your body.

How to prevent and ** tick bite Tick damage is the size of a small fingernail, and after falling on a person, it will drill into **, and it will be over when it reaches the brain. After a tick bites a person, it will emit a kind of anesthesia, burying its head in the ** to suck blood, and at the same time it secretes a substance that can be harmful to the human body. It needs to be removed in time to penetrate into the human body.

If it is not taken out in time: if it is mild, it will be itchy and unbearable in rainy weather after a few years. In severe cases, high fever, deep coma, and convulsions can cause forest encephalitis.

How to prevent tick bites 1. What should I do if I am bitten by a tick? Do not forcibly remove it by hand. The correct method is to apply ether, kerosene, turpentine, and dry tobacco oil to the head of the tick, or light a mosquito coil next to the tick, and after a few minutes, the tick is "anesthetized" and then loosens its mouth; Or thickly coat the head of the tick with liquid paraffin wax or glycerin to suffocate and loosen the mouth.

In the meantime, seek medical attention quickly. 2. When the tick burrows its head into the **, the head has a barb hook that becomes tighter and tighter, and it is easy to leave the head in the ** to continue to infect when it takes it out by itself. It is extremely troublesome to go to the hospital to get the head removed.

3. Being bitten by an insect cannot kill the insect immediately. 4. Antihistamines and corticosteroids can be given when symptoms of systemic poisoning occur. When tick bite fever and tick paralysis are found, in addition to supporting, corresponding symptomatic treatment should be carried out and timely rescue.

5. Wear protective clothing when entering tick-infested areas, and tighten trouser cuffs, cuffs and necklines. Apply a repellent (DEET, DEET, Volatile Oil) to the exposed area, or spray the clothes with a repellent.