Recently, a three-year-old girl, Linlin, was brought to a clinic by her grandmother to see a doctor, which really shocked the medical staff and the patients who came to see her. Linlin's body was covered with red bumps, even edematous, and the a...
Recently, a three-year-old girl, Linlin, was brought to a clinic by her grandmother to see a doctor, which really shocked the medical staff and the patients who came to see her. Linlin's body was covered with red bumps, even edematous, and the area around her eyes was not intact.
According to Grandma Linlin, Linlin raised a golden retriever at home last winter. Linlin loved playing with it and was usually fine. The weather has been getting warmer in the past two days, and Linlin always feels itchy and keeps scratching it.
It was just a small spot at first, but then it spread continuously and spread all over the body.
The doctor told Grandma Linlin that this was a symptom that appeared after being bitten by a tick.
Ticks mainly live on animal fur. If you are bitten by a tick, you will have symptoms like Linlin, or even worse, it will crawl into the eyes and corrode the entire eye.
Once bitten by a tick, the consequences will be quite serious. They will carry viruses in their bodies. If not treated properly, it will endanger life and health. The best way is to seek medical treatment in time.
Friends who have small animals at home should also pay attention to cleaning and disinfection and strengthen personal hygiene. Insecticides such as dichlorvos or trichlorfon can be sprayed on animals.
Also maintain a ventilated and dry living environment
If you are in the wild or forest area, you must wear long sleeves and long trousers, and the cuffs and trousers must be tied tightly to prevent mosquitoes from entering.
Spring and autumn are the peak seasons for pests and diseases. Everyone should pay attention to it, especially those who have pets at home.
