Why does the girl's lower body bleed continuously while swimming?

Swimming is a sport that has many benefits for the human body. It can effectively exercise the body's cardiopulmonary function, exercise muscle strength, shape good body lines, etc. However, swimming also requires attention to the occasion. If you swim in deep water, you may drown, and if you swim in a small river in the wild, it may also cause some adverse physical conditions. In recent years, there have been cases of girls bleeding from their lower bodies while swimming. So what is going on?

The girl was bleeding from her lower body while swimming, which might have been caused by leeches.

Some small ponds and ditches are where leeches live. As long as people go swimming, they will become the target of leeches. Moreover, although leeches are small, their bites are very severe. They will use suction cups to firmly stick to your skin, making it difficult to drive them away. So how should you deal with leech bites? Let’s find out together.

1. When you see a leech, do not pull it hard. The leech's suction cup will become tighter and tighter. Moreover, once the leech's mouthparts are torn off and left in the skin, it is very easy to cause infection. Could use some spit. Apply it on the leech's suction cup, apply more and the leech will loosen its grip, then you can swat it off.

2. If saliva doesn't work, there is another trick. You can ask your male companion to urinate on the leech's suction cup, and the leech will automatically loosen itself.

3. If a smoker can point the cigarette butt at the leech and burn it, it will run away. If you don't have a cigarette butt, you can use a lighter. Light the lighter and keep burning it. When the metal shell of the lighter becomes hot, use it to burn the leeches. This is also very effective.

4. If you carry some mosquito repellent with you, it can come in handy at this time. You can drop the medicine on the leech's suction cup to deal with it.

5. After being bitten by a leech, the local wound may bleed. If you have a band-aid, put it on the wound immediately to disinfect and stop the bleeding. If you don’t have a band-aid, use your own saliva, which can also disinfect. You may bleed when you are first bitten. After a while, the bleeding will stop after the anticoagulant toxin injected by the leech disappears.

6. After being bitten by a leech, the wound will be very itchy. Be careful not to scratch it with your hands. After returning home, you must disinfect the wound. You can use iodine or alcohol.

Leeches, scientifically known as leeches, are commonly known as horse turtles. It has a soft body, a long and flat shape, is dark green in color, has no bones, is an annelid, has a suction cup on its head, is hermaphroditic, and lives in water. When people are doing something underwater, it will appear secretly, bite your skin with its suction cup, and penetrate half of its body at once, drinking your blood and secreting toxins, causing the wound to bleed profusely. The place where the leech bites will leave a bleeding wound and edematous papule, which will be painful. Sometimes, it will crawl into the human nasal cavity, anus, vagina, etc., causing pain, itching and bleeding. When you pull it out subconsciously, it is easy to break it off, and the part left in the body is prone to infection.

Therefore, be sure to wear close-fitting underwear when going into the water to prevent it from entering the anus and vagina. If you are bitten by a leech, don't be afraid. You can gently pat the area above the bite with your hand and the leech may be shaken off. If the leech bites very deeply and is difficult to shake off, do not try to go after it. Instead, deal with it based on its weaknesses. Leeches are most afraid of salt and vinegar. We can use salt and vinegar to rinse them, or sprinkle salt on the exposed parts of the leeches. At this time, the leeches will be stimulated, their bodies will shrink, the suction cups will loosen, and they will fall off automatically. You can also apply white wine, iodine, soap, etc. on the leeches to make them fall off on their own, then squeeze out the blood from the wound, rinse the wound with clean water, and finally apply iodine, alcohol, etc. to prevent infection.