What to do if there are bugs in the house in summer

Insects are no strangers to us. Many people often see insects when they go out. Especially in hotter tropical regions, there are many different types of insects. Moreover, many insects are toxic to a certain extent and can cause great harm to the human body. Therefore, if you are accidentally bitten by an insect, you must deal with it in time. And generally there are more insects in summer. Let’s take a look at what to do if there are bugs in the house in summer.

1. If the soil of the plants grown at home is fertile and kept moist for a long time, insects will grow. It is very simple. Just apply some insecticide and the larvae in the soil will be killed in 3-4 days. Although there are adult insects flying around, they are not a big deal and can be killed.

2. Are there any corners in the kitchen or bathroom that have been soaked in water for a long time and are not ventilated? You must clean them thoroughly and improve the environment. Such places are dead corners. As long as there is a little bit, they will be occupied by insects and reproduce quickly. The best way to deal with them is to clean them up and stop storing water. Or apply medicine but be careful not to pollute them, especially if there are pets or children at home.

3. Don’t store garbage for a long time at home, but as long as you clean it up, it won’t cause an insect plague. The key is to avoid places that are damp for a long time.

Midges do not buzz like mosquitoes, and they work in groups, often biting your baby several times without making any noise. The bitten area is extremely itchy. After scratching, a larger area of ​​redness and swelling will occur, and the itching will become more intense. It is especially easy to scratch and get infected. If bitten, apply anti-itching ointment in time and watch your baby not to scratch to avoid worsening of dermatitis. The swelling will go away after a while. If the skin is scratched by the baby, you can apply a little iodine to disinfect it. If the area of ​​redness and swelling is too large, blisters appear, and the baby keeps crying, you should rush to the dermatology department of the hospital for treatment.

The severity of the symptoms of ant bites depends on the species of ant and the physical condition of the bitten person. Some people only have small red bumps on the skin, a burning sensation and slight itching, which will naturally subside after a few days. Some people develop large red spots and even go into shock and endanger their lives. After being bitten by an ant, you can first clean the wound with 5% soda water or 10% ammonia water, and then apply dermatitis ointment or the like to relieve the pain. If large areas of skin become red, swollen, or painful, or if more serious symptoms such as chest tightness and shortness of breath occur, go to the hospital as soon as possible.