Summer outdoor activities should seek medical treatment in time after being bitten by the bite

Terrace bite can occur throughout the year, and from April to September each year, there is a period of active tapeworm. During this period, people's outdoor activities increased. Especially children who like to play with grass and woods, they are easily "stared" when they are not careful.

So what exactly is a tapeworm? What should I do after being bitten by a tapeworm?

Hedu animals living with blood -sucking

Ricknivals are a dangerous vampire nodular animal. It is also called grass climbing, dog beans, and ticks, which are divided into hard ravioli and soft pupa. Data show that tapeworm lives in forests, bushes and grass, and often parasitizes on some animals to live with blood sucking.

Terraper especially likes to bite the body's skin that is thinner and easy to be ignored, such as scalp, behind the ear, underarms, groin, under ankle, and toe.

The tapewed mouth is complicated and has some "piercing", which can be buried in the skin of the human body and suck blood. It is difficult to remove it directly. When not blood -sucking, tapeworms are like sesame grains, attached to the surface of the human body or animal skin, like a "small mole". After the blood -sucking, the volume of the tapeworm can increase by dozens or even hundreds of times.

In the process of blood -sucking, the saliva of tapeworms will also secrete neurotoxin, leading to dysfunction of sports fiber conduction in the human body, which can cause respiratory failure and even cause death.

It is reported that after being bitten by tapeworms, the shortest person can occur after 2 to 3 days, usually after 1 to 2 weeks, and some may occur after about 1 month. The common symptoms after being bitten by tapeworms are fever, fatigue, muscle soreness, chills, etc. The parts that often affect the lesions are lung, lymph nodes, liver, skin, and central nervous system. Severe patients may have conscious abnormalities.

Can't force it out after being bitten

Experts remind that after being bitten by tapeworms, do not pull it out forcibly pulling it out, because the tick's head has a "pouring thorn", and forcibly removing the tick's head in the body. It cannot be squeezed, crushed, or pierced the body, and it cannot be crushed or patted. Once the tick's head is broken in the body, the venom is piled up in the wound, and the person may be poisoned.

Li Jian, deputy chief physician of the third affiliated hospital of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, suggested that after being bitten by tapeworms, they should go to the hospital for treatment in time. , Then disinfect the local. If patients have symptoms of poisoning, they need to be treated according to the doctor's advice.

In order to prevent bite being bitten by tapeworms, experts suggest that try to avoid sitting and lying for a long time in the main habitats such as grassland, woods, etc. as much as possible. If you need to enter such areas, you should pay attention to personal protection, try to wear long -sleeved clothes, trousers, and do not wear sandals. Pay attention to tightly pants legs or stuffed the legs in socks or shoes to minimize the naked parts as much as possible. In addition, wearing light -colored clothes can be convenient for finding or not worms on the body, and try to choose smooth surface knitted clothing.

In order to prevent mosquito -bite, some people will use deworming spray containing DEET on the exposed skin, but it should be noted that newborns who are less than 2 months should not use any mosquito repellent, which can be used for use, which can be used. Physical obstruction of the mosquito net.

Experts said that after returning from the grassland, forests and other places in the suburbs, pay attention to checking all parts of clothes and body, especially armpits, groin, scalp, and behind the ear to ensure that there are no tapeworm attachments. Pay attention to checking equipment and pets. If you find that tapeworms should be cleared immediately.

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