tick bites

There are a large number of devices that facilitate the process of removing stuck mites from the skin. All such devices have a similar principle of operation, but not all of them are equally convenient to use, and for some of them the design can hardly be called effective at all. Next, we will talk about how to choose the most convenient and practical tick remover - let's see what they are, in general, and how to use them correctly in order to remove the stuck parasite from the skin without risk to health ...

The tick's search for a place to stick to the victim's body and the process of inserting the mouth apparatus into the skin (that is, actually, the bite) are characterized by a number of curious features. Next, we will consider these points in more detail, and also talk about the structure of the mouth apparatus of the parasite and how the process of blood feeding itself proceeds, which usually lasts several days ...

Imagine that after walking through the woods, you accidentally find a tick on your leg, arm, or other part of your body. It is good if he has not yet found a suitable place for bloodsucking, but much worse if the parasite has already managed to suck on, plunging its head deep into the skin. Next, we will talk about what first aid should be provided to a person in this case and what needs to be done immediately, even before a visit to the doctor ...