What to do if the leeche is parasitic in the body

You go and search for it**, there is an introduction in it. It is said that there is a person in the mountainous area who often drinks spring water, and accidentally drinks the larvae of the locust, so he has been parasitic in the nasal cavity, and often has hemoptysis, ......It's disgusting to think about.

According to the Compendium of Materia Medica, if a live locust accidentally enters the human body, it will not die, on the contrary, it will swim in your body and absorb liver blood, and most of the patients will have obvious pain in the body after eating. And it is quite easy to solve this problem, first of all, we must ensure that you have an empty stomach, take some loess, mix it with liquor, and take it, and after a while, it can be excreted from the body by feces. Be sure to use this method on an empty stomach.

First of all, let's understand one of the characteristics of the locust, that is, when it is adsorbed on your body, do not pull hard, otherwise it will drill in, as for whether it will drill into it, I don't know. But most experienced people don't do that, especially in an environment like yours.

The way to deal with it is as the previous masters said, and here I will summarize and add it. When the grasshopper is attached to the **, we can slap the ** around it to make it frightened and automatically disengage**. Of course, some of the more greedy locusts will not retreat, and this point has not been mentioned by the previous masters, if you happen to encounter this situation, it is also ruthless, you only need to take a little salt and sprinkle it on their slippery bodies, then they will not even die in a long time.

I just watched this news, you are wrong, I just watched a news, this locust survived in his body for three years, and he couldn't work, so he found out in the hospital and got it out, and it was a two, when he was farming, there were locusts that got into his legs, and half of them didn't go in, so he pulled out, and he broke it and pulled out half of it, he thought he would die like this, but he couldn't work for the past three or four years, and he didn't go out, and I'm sending you the details of this news now, it's true, On the afternoon of November 12, Qin Jihu came to the hospital for medical treatment. "The doctor suspected that there was a parasite, and used MRI and other techniques to try multiple positions on the leg, and finally caught the locust. Qin Jihu said that two locusts, one large and one small, were taken out of his left leg, the small one was about 4 centimeters long and the large one was about 8 centimeters long.

This is the news I just saw, and I don't believe it to check this news.

Generally speaking, leeches that lose their vitality will not cause much harm to the human body, but there are exceptions, such as: 1You only pulled out the back half of the leech's body, you should be well aware of the regenerative ability of many animals, maybe the leech sucked your nutrients in your body and regrew the back half of the body.

2.You pull out most of the cut, and the rest of the leech's head has lost its vitality and does not pose any threat3It is true that the leeches are dead and absorbed and decomposed by your body, but the parasites in the leeche's body may be alive in your body.

The above three scenarios are most likely, but please recall the following questions:1Isn't the wound completely healed and doesn't hurt from time to time?

2.Are you a picky eater? 3.

Are there any symptoms of anemia? 4.How old are you?

How long has this been going on? (How many years?) ）5.

Have you ever been to the hospital for a check-up? What is the doctor's opinion? If the leeche survives in your body (which is not impossible, there is a case like this), then surgery must be done to remove the leech, and if the leech is buried deep in the body, the only way to kill the leech may be to use a laser.

Judgment method: Will the wound be painful often? If the leech parasite is in your body, you're going to get sick right away, and it's impossible to get right and nothing.

If none of the above questions are met, then it's your psychological effect, remember, you're human, hundreds of times bigger than leeches, why worry? Just pay attention to the nutrition of the diet.

If you accidentally drink a leech into your stomach, go to the hospital to check which department to find out?

It is dangerous for a locust to burrow into your lungs, liver, bladder, kidneys, heart, spleen, and even worse if it is a female locust waiting to lay eggs.

No, sprinkle salt on it and it will come down.

It won't die, you can torture it to death yourself.

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.