Symptoms after being bitten by a beetle

With the arrival of summer, the number of mosquitoes around us increases. These mosquitoes will bite humans or organisms in order to maintain their own lives or due to some special life characteristics. Under normal circumstances, ordinary bites do not cause any harm to our bodies, but we should be careful. So let’s take a look at the symptoms after being bitten by insects.

1. What are the symptoms of being bitten by a tick?

The arrival of Qingming Festival is not only a good season for outings and tomb-sweeping, but it is also a season when ticks are active and tick-borne diseases are prevalent. Some people do not feel any discomfort after being bitten by ticks, but some people are nearly killed after being bitten. Ticks are so dangerous, how do we tell if we have been bitten by a tick?

Generally speaking, after being bitten by a tick, the mild symptoms are redness or bleeding at the bitten area. This redness is different from a mosquito bite, which is usually a large area of ​​redness. Moreover, the person who is bitten often has a long-term high fever, with the body temperature reaching over 40℃. When the body is under a high fever for a long time, it is easy to suffer from neurotoxicity, which manifests as headache, eye pain and back pain. In addition, a person's face, neck, and chest may become congested. Sometimes, the bitten person may feel dizzy, tired, nauseous, vomiting, etc. Then, when the condition becomes severe enough, death may occur.

Many people easily mistake the various conditions that occur after being bitten by a tick as a cold, but this is not the case. There are also many people who do not feel any discomfort at first after being bitten by a tick, but when the disease occurs, they often cannot remember when they were bitten by the tick. So moms, please pay more attention to mosquito bites. If you or your family members are bitten by a tick and feel unwell, you should seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

2. How to deal with tick bites

When it comes to small insects, mothers probably know more about insects such as mosquitoes, flies and caterpillars. In fact, there is another kind of small insect - ticks that we cannot ignore, especially in the spring season. Why? Ticks are parasites that look like spiders. We generally call it tick, lice, grass bug, dog bean, etc. After biting a person, this insect often causes the bitten area to turn red or bleed. In serious cases, it may cause death to the person bitten.