My skin itches in the winter, as if it were bitten by a mosquito. Can it be cured?

It is caused by sebum deficiency or dryness, pay attention to the maintenance and buy something to replenish qi and blood.

Eating more of the following three vegetables can help prevent and ** eczema:

1. Bitter gourd Bitter gourd contains quinine. It has the function of detoxifying heat in the old cave, dispelling dampness and relieving itching. It can be used for heat poisoning, boils, prickly heat, eczema and other diseases.

2. Tomato Tomato is rich in vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin C, niacin, vitamin E; It also contains malic acid, citric acid, calcium, phosphorus, iron and tomatine. It has the effects of relieving cough, strengthening the stomach and eliminating food, cooling the blood, flattening the liver, and clearing heat. The fruit acids in tomatoes have a protective effect on vitamin C, so they can effectively supplement vitamin C. Tomamine has the effect of antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and reducing vascular permeability, so topical tomato juice** eczema can play a role in relieving itching and astringent.

3. Leeks Leeks contain carotene, vitamin B:, vitamin C and calcium. Phosphorus, iron, protein, cellulose, etc. Leeks also have the effect of detoxification and dampness, so leek juice can be used to treat eczema.

In autumn, when the climate gets cold and the temperature drops below 10 degrees Celsius, it stops breeding, dies in large numbers, and goes into hibernation without food until it wakes up the following spring.

My favorite temperature is around 30 degrees Celsius, and I can't stand it if it's too high. Their living and breeding environment must have water, so mosquitoes often breed in places such as ground water, smelly ditches, sewers, etc., and mosquitoes choose objects based on their smell.

The activity of mosquitoes mainly refers to the behavior of seeking and sucking blood from the host, and its activity ability is related to temperature, humidity, light and wind. Most mosquito species are active in the early morning, dusk or night, and Aedes mosquitoes are mostly active during the day.

Depending on the species, mosquito eggs may be laid on the surface, near the water, or in three different locations: Anopheles mosquitoes and house mosquitoes on the water surface, and Aedes mosquitoes at the water's edge. Anopheles mosquitoes and house mosquitoes hatch in about two days, while Aedes mosquitoes hatch in three to five days.

Female mosquitoes lay eggs in stagnant water. Mosquito eggs are small, less than 1 mm long. Anopheles eggs are scaphoid in shape, with buoys on both sides, which float on the surface of the water after being produced.

The eggs of Culex mosquitoes are conical in shape, without buoys, and after being produced, they stick together to form a raft of eggs. Aedes mosquito eggs are generally olive-shaped, have no buoys, and sink to the bottom of the water individually after being produced. Mosquito eggs must be in water to hatch, and in the summer the larvae usually hatch after 2-3 days.

This is mostly related to what the person is wearing.

In autumn, people wear more clothes and mosquitoes can eat less, so once you see the exposed parts of the person (face, hands, feet, etc.), they will die bite, and these parts are more rich in capillaries and nerves, so it will feel more itchy.

Autumn mosquitoes in the accumulation of a summer of energy become particularly powerful, summer people wear short sleeves, thin clothing, mosquitoes can eat at any part of the place, in the autumn weather cooler, people wear more clothes, the clothing has also become thicker, it cuts off the mosquito's food**, so as long as it sees that the blood-sucking parts are exposed, it will die and suck, because it does not know the next meal of the year of the monkey to solve it!

Female mosquitoes must lay their eggs in cold weather, because mosquitoes cannot survive when the weather is cold, and mosquito eggs must have animal blood to mature, in order to seize the last chance, so the mosquitoes in autumn are particularly powerful.

Autumn** is dry, there is no sweat, etc., and there is a large difference between cold and heat in autumn, so it is easy to infect bacteria.

Because they're doing their dying throes.

Traditional Chinese medicine decoction treats itching in winter.

30 grams of Xanthus and Artemisia leaves, 20 grams of Sophora radix, Dihu Seed, White Moss Bark, Dew Honeycomb, Hibiscus Bark, Su Ye, Sichuan Pepper, 1 dose per day, add an appropriate amount of water to decoction, filter the medicinal solution, take a bath while hot, once in the morning and once in the evening, rub for 15-20 minutes each time, and use it for 7 days for a course of treatment. Suitable for ** pruritus.

If you have allergies, take some breathamine, and you can rub the medicine outside. I also have red spots on my body, I wiped my daughter's eczema cream, and bought it on the ** network, the store is Qiaoqiao Shop.