What should I do if a child has been bitten by a cryptoptera?

The wound of the cryptoptera will leave a scar after the bite, and the venom of the cryptoptera will cause acute inflammation, and the color of the wound will be different from the surrounding ** after healing.

Most of the insects are slender, small, parallel on both sides, the head, wings and ventral tail are black, the forechest, abdomen and feet are orange, resembling large ants, generally less than 3 mm, up to 3 cm. Most species have short, thick elytra, about as long as they are wide, and their hindwings are well developed and can quickly be folded under the elytra during take-off, and folded with the help of the abdomen and feet after flight, and re-hidden under the elytra. Most of the abdominal segments are exposed.

Some species have vestigial hind wings, or even elytra; Some species have well-developed elytra that completely cover the hindwings and abdomen. The larvae are wingless. Some large species have beautiful black and yellow colors, like wasps; Some look and behave like soldiers.

Cryptoptera has a wide distribution, almost all over the world, and prefers humid environments. The Cryptoptera itself is not very capable of spreading, and its flight behavior is only to avoid harm. Cryptoptera inhabits a variety of habitats, including litter in forests or forest floors, grasslands, loose spaces under the skin of lodging pine trees, decaying fruits, blooming flowers, decaying trees, plants floating on river banks and lakes, dung, carrion, and nests of vertebrates.

There are also some cryptoptera that live in special habitats, some parasitize in mushrooms, and ryssota parasitizes on snails. <>

The toxin of the venomous cryptoptera outweighs the intense contact toxin of cobra venom. There are 3 toxins in Cryptopteran, namely Cryptopterin, Cryptomimetic and Cryptopterone.

There are three ways for Cryptoptera body fluids to infect the human body: first, it is caused by directly crushing the worm body on **, which is called direct infection; Second, the fragments of the worm body contaminate the fingers, and then the fingers touch other parts to cause infection, which is called indirect infection; The third is that the insects are hidden in clothes and face towels, and the insects are rubbed to stain the venom on them when they are used, and they will cause infection after contact. Direct contact with body fluids is the main route of dermatitis of Cryptopteryx.

Changes in the course of the disease: burning sensation--- burning pain---**redness--- gradually to purple-red--- gray-white pustules of different sizes appear--- expanding into patches or strips of pustules--- blisters bursting, crusting, --- damaged parts after healing** leaving brown marks that are difficult to resolve.

What are the symptoms of a baby being bitten by a cryptopteraThere are toxins in the body fluids of the cryptopteryx, and when the body of the cryptoptera is crushed or crushed, the venom in the body of the insect splashes out or is contaminated in the direction of the low concave, thus causing the dermatitis of the cryptopteryx. Not only will it bring itching and burning pain to the human body, but also local ** will also appear strip-like, flaky or punctate clusters of edematous erythema, accompanied by dense papules, blisters and pus, secondary erosion, scabbing and epidermal necrosis. In severe cases, systemic symptoms such as fever and dizziness may occur.

When the baby is not small and has cryptoptera dermatitis, it is best for parents to take the baby to the hospital in time**.

How to deal with baby bites by mosquitoes1.Prevention is more important than **

Take your baby to the suburbs to play, even in summer, it is best to wear thin long-sleeved trousers, and wear a hat, try not to expose the baby's immature skin too much. Don't wear too bright clothes, and don't wear perfume on adults to avoid attracting bees.

2.Allergic to caterpillars

The most common harm in the woods is the caterpillar, sometimes it is to touch the caterpillar falling down the hair, the baby will be red and swollen allergic, then rinse the affected area with water is the best way, can be ice to relieve itching, do not let the baby reach out to scratch, if it is really itchy, you can fully rinse it, with a gentle pat to stop the itch.

3.Stung by bees

Bees will leave hormones in the bite wound, and the nucleus Zheng will attract other bees to attack, so be sure to wash the wound with water after being stung by a bee. After a bee sting, some of the stings will remain in the wound and continue to secrete venom, so use a bush clip or needle to pick out the stingers as soon as possible and apply ice. If you have an allergic reaction, seek medical attention promptly.

4.Being bitten by a mosquito

Mosquito bites are the most common cause of allergic reactions in small babies because their immune system is learning how to fight off foreign bodies. In order to avoid the redness and swelling, do not let the baby scratch the itch, if the redness and swelling is severe, you can consult a doctor**.

After being bitten by the shadow wing insect, all the tissues will die, forming a dark brown scar.

The clinical situation of redness, swelling and rash of local tissues is comprehensively carried out under the guidance of a doctor by means of anti-infection, anti-allergic local tissue disinfection**. At the same time, avoid contact with allergenic substances. Rinse with plenty of water.

Water can play a role in diluting venom and can reduce the burning sensation of **.

When coming into contact with Cryptoptera, rinse with salt, soapy water, 4% soda solution or 10% ammonia, or wet compress with nitrofuracillin saline to neutralize the toxin and reduce the damage to **. Soapy water, soda. The wound can be cleaned with alkaline soapy water, and the acid-base neutralization can relieve the discomfort of **.

Cryptoptera is a poisonous insect that lives in humid environments, and it can cause dermatitis in humans. This is due to the fact that after the cryptoptera is unintentionally beaten and crushed, the poison juice will be stained with **damage, causing unbearable pain in the damaged part, and if it is not treated properly, the skin lesions in the part will not heal for a long time, and in severe cases, it will even cause systemic symptoms such as purulent infection, fever, and swollen lymph nodes. If you are bitten by cryptopterus, you need to take local**, systemic** treatment, which is helpful for the recovery of the disease.

1. Local**: When the venom of Cryptoptera comes into contact with the human body and causes skin lesions, it needs to be thoroughly cleaned to reduce the damage of the venom to **, and the cleaning solutions that can be selected are normal saline, soapy water, soda, etc. Calamine lotion, white lotion, etc., is then applied to the local area to achieve a calming and itching effect.

If there are signs of infection, topical antibiotic ointments such as mupirocin ointment and erythromycin ointment can be used;

2. Whole body**: For patients with rashes and macules all over the body, antihistamines such as chlorpheniramine maleate, cyproheptadine hydrochloride, loratadine and other antihistamines can be used according to the doctor's instructions, and patients with a large range of damage can use glucocorticoids such as methylprednisolone under the guidance of a doctor, and those with serious infection that cannot be controlled can use penicillin, levofloxacin, cephalosporin and other drugs**.

The body fluids and venom of the cryptoptera are very easy to cause damage to the human body, especially in the summer when the cryptoptera infests indoors and outdoors, and often stings people. Therefore, in areas with a large number of cryptoptera, pyrethroid insecticides need to be sprayed to kill. If you find that there are cryptoptera crawling on your body, you should avoid patting with your hands, try to blow off gently or remove the insect with other objects, this practice can effectively avoid the occurrence of cryptoptera injury.