Mite is a parasite parasitic on the surface of human skin. It will cause skin itching, acne explosion, pain, allergy and other symptoms. Because it can't be seen by the naked eye, it's very troublesome to remove it. So how can we get rid of mites?
To avoid mites, keep your skin clean and refreshing!
Two small ways to remove mites are as follows:
Concentrated brine immersion
Smear the affected area with cotton swab dipped in concentrated saline several times a day. The principle is that mites die of lack of water when they encounter concentrated saline cell fluid. The method has the advantages of simple method, no side effects, and is applicable to all kinds of people. The disadvantage is that the effect is slow, and mites need to wait for their degradation after natural death.
Sulfur soap
It is available in supermarkets and small stores. Washing the affected area with sulfur soap once or twice a day has a miraculous effect on the treatment of mite bites. It is a normal reaction that the skin will feel tight and painful after initial use, and even some skin will molt after use. If you still have a strong feeling for the third time, please stop.
matters needing attention
① : suitable for oily skin. At the same time, oily skin can still be washed with sulfur soap once or twice a week after cure; Use with caution for neutral skin; Do not use for dry skin or follow the doctor's advice.
② : do not use for a long time. The longest continuous use shall not exceed 2 weeks and shall be stopped for a period of time.
The infection rate of mites in adults is as high as 97%
The body of mites is relatively small, the largest mite is no more than 1 to 2 mm, and the smallest one can be seen under a 50 to 100 times display mirror. Mites can be said to be everywhere, all over the ground, in the air, in water and inside and outside organisms. They reproduce quickly and have many kinds. Among them, Demodex, scabies and dust mites are the most harmful to human body.
In life, people are used to calling Demodex mites, because it destroys human skin, especially facial skin, so it is most concerned by people. According to the survey, the infection rate of adults to Demodex is as high as 97.68%. Demodex parasitizes in the hair follicles of the most developed parts of human sebaceous glands. It is common in the forehead and face, including the nose, around the eyes, lips, forehead, scalp, and even nipples, chest, neck, etc. it can overflow from the hair follicles with sebum or automatically overflow the hair follicles, and spread through bedding or face towels, so it is familial.
It can be infected from children to old people. Infection in childhood will be parasitic for life. People with mild infection often have no obvious symptoms, or have slight itching or tingling. The local skin is slightly raised into solid small nodules in the form of red spots, erythema and papules, which can last for several years. Most people will have extremely mild dermatitis. If you don't pay attention, it can cause hair follicle expansion, block the hair follicle mouth, lead to hair follicle infection, produce inflammation around, destroy beauty in a short time, cause red and large acne or blackhead acne, recurrent attacks, and finally lead to rosacea.
Clinical investigation showed that the infection rate and degree of Demodex in patients with rosacea like dermatitis, erythematous papular dermatitis, acne and seborrheic dermatitis were higher than those in normal people.