In many places, the tick is active, does this affect the crops?

When so many ticks get to the crops, they will definitely have an impact on the crops, they will definitely eat the crops in large quantities, and we will not have a good harvest.

Of course, it has a certain impact on the crops, because this insect is a pest and must be expelled by pesticides.

Ticks do not have much impact on crops, but they are still very harmful to people, and it is still very dangerous to be accidentally bitten by ticks.

Yes, because ticks can disrupt the growth of crops and are very unsafe.

Influential. Because pests can cause damage to crops, affect the normal development of crops, stunted growth, etc.

It is affected, because the insects in this period will definitely eat the crops, affect the income of the crops, and cause serious economic losses.

Of course, it has an impact on the crops, because these insects will damage the crops, thus causing the crop to be reduced, and the impact on the crops is very large.

Tick disease is a series of diseases caused by contact with ticks, because this insect carries a very large number of pathogens, so it will cause different diseases, generally in warm areas there will be more ticks, such as spring, summer and autumn.

If you are infected with tick disease, the symptoms are actually very easy to ignore, such as fever, rash, fatigue, many people may treat it as a general **disease**, because the symptoms of the disease are different, after being infected with tick disease, everyone will have different symptoms, and more severe tick disease will lead to the patient's blood clotting function, and even abnormal digestive tract, and consciousness disorders.

Because ticks carry a lot of germs, when they bite humans, they will cause bacterial infection, sometimes ticks will bite some, itself with a certain animal, and then bite people, it will cause the spread of the disease, ticks' sense of smell is very sensitive, many animals or people can become their blood-sucking objects.

In general, the onset will be in spring or summer, and there will be a peak period in May and October, which is also determined according to the region, due to the different temperatures in the region, it will also lead to different peak season times.

If you are bitten by a tick, there will be an incubation period, followed by fever, vomiting, fatigue or swollen lymph nodes, etc., in order to avoid being bitten by ticks, you must try to avoid going to some grasslands and forests in this high season.

If you have to go to such an environment, it is recommended to wear some light-colored long clothes, long pants, and bring mosquito repellent, so as to give yourself an extra layer of protection, sometimes someone may not feel much when bitten, so immediately check if there is anything uncomfortable on your body after returning home.

Tick disease is a series of diseases caused by a tick bite, called tick disease; Tick disease is most likely to occur in summer, with the active period of Ixodes all-groove adults in April and August, the peak in May and early June, the larvae and nymphs have a longer active season, from early spring to September and October, and summer is the most active season for ticks, so they are most likely to be parasitized by ticks.

Tick disease occurs in spring, summer and autumn. Tick disease is caused by contact with ticks, and after being bitten by a tick, symptoms such as fatigue, chills, and fever may occur.

Tick disease is after being bitten by this insect, unlike other insects will run, this insect will drill into the person's **, which needs to be pulled out by professional techniques, and generally appears in summer.

At first, there may be only inflammation, ecchymosis, and severe petechiae with marked edematous erythema or papules and blisters around the petechiae. Symptoms such as headache, abdominal pain, nausea and so on appear. If it releases neurotoxins at the same time, ascending paralysis can occur, which is eventually life-threatening, called "tick paralysis".

The most typical symptom of a tick bite is fever, followed by stomach pain, redness and itching at the site of the bite, and physical discomfort. In severe cases, headache, fatigue, muscle aches, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, etc.

If you are bitten by a tick, it is generally very itchy, and in severe cases, it can be fatal, and sometimes you will find that a small bug appears in the bite place, which is actually a tick.

It can be very serious, causing breathlessness or paralysis and death, which is terrifying to think about.

May 1st to 11th is the active period for ticks. Autumn will also occur. When the weather slowly cools down, it will slowly disappear.

Relatively speaking, autumn is already a time when ticks are slowly fading. However, if it is now, it is still necessary to pay attention, after all, the weather is still very hot.

Ticks are generally more abundant in spring and summer, and are mostly found in grasses and forests. Don't pull out the worm directly after the bite, it's best to go to the hospital for medical treatment, and ask the doctor to pull it out with scientific methods, otherwise the mouthparts of the tick will be left in **There will be other problems.

Ticks generally appear in summer and autumn, the peak period is generally in June and July, after being bitten by a tick, if the worm is gone, then use anti-itching, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs to smear, if the worm crawls into the **, then you need to go to the hospital to check and remove.

In the spring and summer, go to the hospital immediately. When we play outside, it is best to spray some mosquito repellent on our body, and if we have pets, we should also deworm frequently, check, prepare in advance, and try not to go to the grass. Because after being bitten by it, it is difficult to deal with it.

Seasonal growth and overwintering Temperature, humidity, soil, photoperiod, vegetation, and host can all affect the seasonal growth and activity of ticks. I don't feel it after being bitten, but I feel pain after biting, and I must go to the hospital immediately after being bitten and let him disinfect it!

Summer is the season with a high incidence of ticks. When a tick bite is found**, it should not be forcibly removed to avoid tearing** and to prevent the mouthparts from breaking in the skin. You can apply ether, chloroform, and dry tobacco oil to the head of the tick, or light a cigarette butt next to the tick, and burn it with mosquito coils, and the tick will release itself after a few minutes.

Then go to the hospital as soon as possible**.

Ticks are generally found in all seasons except winter. The season in which it appears also depends on the region it is in, where are you?

It is easy to appear in a humid environment! Keep it clean and dry!

I'm from Shandong, and we have the most ticks here in autumn, for example, you can see 10 in the spring and two in the summer, and 50 in October