How is tick disease treated?

Tick disease can be carried out from the following aspects**

1. If the symptoms are not very severe, you can use tools such as tweezers to pinch out the ticks, and then rinse them with drugs such as normal saline**.

2. If the symptoms are relatively serious, you can also go to the hospital for surgery to avoid unnecessary damage to the body.

In daily life, it is necessary to avoid contact with animals such as cats and dogs.

The following emergency measures should be taken after being bitten by a tick:

Tick removal: To remove the tick, you can use paraffin oil to drop it around the wound to isolate the air around the tick, and the tick will fall off on its own due to lack of oxygen.

Partial destruction and disinfection: The wound can be disinfected from the inside out with iodophor, and then the wound is bandaged with gauze. If the wound is not disinfected after being bitten by a tick, symptoms such as redness, pimples, and ulcers may occur, and severe patients may also have symptoms of systemic infection such as fever and chills.

Medications**: After being bitten by a tick, you need to use anti-inflammatory, anti-itch, pain-relieving, anti-infective drugs, such as penicillin, mupiroxin ointment, etc. If you have a fever, you should also take drugs such as diclofenac sodium and aminopyrine.

Note that the above drugs should be used roughly, and you need to follow the doctor's advice.

When it comes to infection caused by a tick bite, the specific method depends on the severity of the condition and the patient's health. Here are the common tick methods:

1.Remove the tick thoroughly: Early removal of ticks from the bitten area can prevent infections from occurring. Use tiny tweezers to slowly remove the tick's head from the **.

2.Wash the wound: Use soap and water to wash the bitten area, disinfecting it with antiseptic water or a syrup.

3.Use of medications**: If the bite area is infected or if symptoms such as a rash develop, the doctor may prescribe some oral antibiotics or other medications**.

4.Observe the condition: People should observe themselves for any symptoms, such as fever, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, fatigue, etc. If these symptoms occur, you should seek medical attention as soon as possible**.

It is important to note that preventing tick bites is more important than **. Keeping cleanliness and hygiene, wearing appropriate clothing, and using insect repellent during outdoor activities can effectively prevent tick bites.

Basic environmental control methods include:

1. Environmental treatment: removing weeds, cleaning up livestock pens, and doing a good job in environmental sanitation can effectively prevent the breeding of ticks.

Some ticks usually live in the cracks in the walls, floors, and feeding troughs of the barn, and all the crevices and small holes in the barn should be blocked.

Use tickicidal liquid to spray the walls, doors, windows, and pillars in the enclosure to keep the barn dry.

At the same time of rodent extermination, insecticidal treatment should be carried out to prevent ticks from attacking the population after freezing.

2. Handling of livestock and poultry: If you find that livestock and poultry carry ticks, you can check them in time and take them off with tweezers and burn them.

When there are many ticks, insecticides such as bethion, chlorpyrifos, and cypermethrin can be sprayed, or regular medicated baths can be carried out on livestock to kill ticks.

3. Residents in cities and tick-free distribution areas in China usually have no tick parasitism at home, if you take your pet to travel to an area with ticks, you should carefully check whether there are ticks attached to the pet's body surface when you return.

After being bitten by a tick, first aid measures need to be taken promptly to prevent the spread of the disease carried by the tick. Here's an overview of some of the contingency measures:

1.Detect and remove it in time: When outdoors or in places with grass and trees, always pay attention to whether there are any ticks trapped on your body.

If you find a bite, remove it promptly. Use fine-tipped forceps or needles to insert ** along the tick's body, slowly turn the tick head so that the tick touches the muscle, and then gently extract the tick head with external force.

2.Disinfect the wound: After removing the tick, wipe the bite site with alcohol, iodine and other disinfectants in time to avoid bacteria multiplying and causing infection.

4' insecticide powder (insecticide spray).

Clean the house from top to bottom. The next step is to clean the whole house as thoroughly as possible from top to bottom. Clean shelves, dust off corners and sweep all floors with brooms, mops and vacuums.

Spray the insecticide of cyplinin at home, focus on the creases in the gaps and folds of the bed board mattress, close the doors and windows after spraying, and open the ventilation after an hour or two.

<> ticks bite the human body or animals, will drill in, can be smeared with alcohol, ether, kerosene, turpentine, etc. in time on the bitten place, let the tick loosen the mouthparts, and then take it out with pointed tweezers, do not deadlift, so as not to leave the head of the tick in the **, if there is a fever, you need to seek medical attention in time. Ticks can be sprayed with malathion, thion, etc. in their frequent areas, and livestock can be regularly medicated to kill ticks.

If ticks grow to humans, they can harm or even kill humans. This tick is contagious, so when we walk the dog, we must remember to clean the dog's fur when we get home. If the breeder is unable to handle it on their own, it is recommended to take the dog to a pet hospital for acceptance**.

Breeders should also pay more attention to the health of their dogs at regular times, try not to play in lush areas, and expel the dog from the body once a month.

Wipe the soles of your dog's feet and back touching the grass with a clean, dry towel dampened in warm water. We need to bathe the dog regularly. In spring and summer, the bathing time is 7 days.

You need to take a shower. In autumn and winter, you need to bathe your dog every 10 days and half a month. Because if we have a dog, we often take it out for walks, so we have to do a good job of dog hygiene and cleaning.

When we have dogs, we should give them regular vaccinations and insect repellents. Dog ticks, especially outside the body. Apply a topical insect repellent to the back of your dog's neck and the tick will die.

Wipe the damaged area with an anti-inflammatory drug and keep it clean. It's also a very desirable approach. Dogs are less painful.

They just need to wait a while to see the results. Insects do not fall off immediately after death. It's best to wait for them to take off naturally.

Don't try to get rid of ticks alone in a hurry. If they don't do it well, they will leave the dead ticks on the dog. If not washed, it will cause inflammation in the dog.

It is important to note that ticks can penetrate the entire head into the dog's meat, so it is necessary to avoid the insect head getting into the dog's **. The correct way to do this is to clamp the tick's head and pull it out. The tick itself has bacteria that can infect humans or animals, so if you want to get rid of it, you need to put it in an alcohol container first.

If you want to shoot it to death, remember to wear gloves. Eliminating ticks doesn't mean the dog will get better. It is advisable to take the dog to the hospital for a check-up.

In the past, there weren't many cases of dogs dying from ticks, so going to the hospital for a check-up and **will greatly increase the likelihood**.

Tick disease**.

People with a history of tick bites or outdoor activities should seek medical attention as soon as they develop suspected signs or symptoms such as fever, and inform their doctor of the exposure history.

1.Ticks are often attached to the human scalp, waist, armpits, groin and ankles and other parts, once found that a tick has bitten, drilled in**, you can use alcohol to apply alcohol to the tick, so that the head of the tick relaxes or dies, and then use pointed tweezers to take out the tick, or use cigarette butts, incense to gently scald the part of the tick exposed in the body, so that its head slowly withdraws by itself. Do not pull hard to avoid scratching**, or leave the tick's head inside**.

After taking out, use iodine or alcohol for local disinfection, and observe the physical condition at any time, such as fever, inflammation and ulceration of the bite site and erythema, etc., to seek medical attention in time to diagnose whether you have tick-borne diseases and avoid missing the best opportunity.

2.When ticks are found, whether they are on the surface of human or animal bodies, or on walls and floors, do not directly touch or even squeeze them with their hands, but use tweezers or other tools to pick them up and burn them to death; If you accidentally come into contact with ticks, especially the effluent after the ticks have burst, disinfect them. Even if a tick bite is not detected, people returning from travel from endemic areas should be monitored at all times, such as having symptoms such as fever, and should remain vigilant for tick-borne diseases in endemic areas.

3.In terms of personal protection, try to avoid sitting and lying down for a long time in the main habitat of ticks, such as grass and woods. If you need to enter such areas, you should take personal protection.

At the end of each day's activities, tourists should also carefully check their bodies and clothing to see if there are any ticks that have bitten or climbed on, and remove them as soon as they are found.

4.In addition, rodents, livestock, and poultry are susceptible to tick infestation and are the main targets for inspection and control. Removing weeds, cleaning livestock pens, and doing a good job of sanitation can effectively prevent the breeding of ticks.

If you find that domestic animals and poultry are carrying ticks, you can inspect them in time, remove them with tweezers and burn them. When there are many ticks, insecticides such as bethion, chlorpyrifos, and cis-cypermethrin can be sprayed, or regular medicated baths can be applied to livestock to kill ticks.

If you are accidentally bitten by a tick, do not remove it with tweezers or other tools, and do not crush it with your fingers. Luofu Mountain herb oil, ether, kerosene, turpentine, and dry tobacco oil should be applied to the head of the tick, or mosquito coils should be lit next to the tick to "anesthetize" the tick and let it loosen its mouth; Or thickcoat the head of the tick with liquid paraffin wax or glycerin to suffocate and loosen the mouth. Method 2 1. If you find that you should not take it out by yourself, you should go to the hospital to take it out in time.

The doctor will disinfect the area around the wound, then anesthetize the wound to numb the tick, and then use a twist to easily pinch it out when the tick is completely anesthetized. 2. When the tick drills 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 be infected when taking it out by itself, and it is extremely troublesome to go to the hospital to take the head. 3. If you are bitten by an insect, you can't kill the insect immediately, you should blow it away, or the toxin will be greater.

4. Tick sting prevention**: 1. When you find a tick that stays on the **, do not tear it hard to prevent secondary damage caused by the tearing tissue or broken mouthparts. You can use Luofu Mountain herb oil, chloroform, ether, kerosene, turpentine or dry tobacco to apply to the head of the tick and wait for the tick to fall naturally from the **.

2. Disinfect the wound, and if the mouthparts are broken into the **, they should be surgically removed. 3. There is procaine around the wound. 4. Antihistamines and corticosteroids can be given when symptoms of systemic toxicity appear.

When tick bite fever and tick paralysis are found, in addition to supporting, corresponding symptomatic treatment should be carried out and timely rescue. Personal protection: 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 soak the clothing with a repellent. Check each other when you leave, and never bring ticks home.