How to relieve pain after being stung by a cricket

Caterpillars are also called foreign peppers, fire peppers, and hairy peppers. They are a kind of insect that grows on trees. They are the larvae of the yellow thorn moth and are more common in rural areas. The basil has poisonous stings, and its "attack" always makes people feel sudden and caught off guard. Once stung by this insect, the affected skin will feel a burning and stinging sensation, which is often extremely painful. How to relieve the pain after being stung by a cricket?

1. How to relieve pain after being stung by a cricket

1. Once stung, clean the wound with warm water, salt water or sugar water, pay attention to personal and environmental hygiene, and change clothes and bedding frequently. It is recommended to apply linseed oil, safflower oil, green ointment, etc.

2. You can also mash and chew ginger, garlic, purslane (a kind of wild vegetable) and apply it to the wound.

3. The sting of the basil is corrosive. If you are stung, it will cause skin blisters and pain. It is recommended to use tape to stick the injured part after being stung. You can also use 4. Clean off the fine hairs that have pierced the skin, apply strong soapy water to the affected area, and grind snake medicine tablets into powder and apply it on the affected area to promote symptom relief.

5. Generally speaking, insect toxins are acidic, so they need to be neutralized with alkaline substances, the most commonly used being soapy water. It is recommended to apply soapy water locally to the wound to neutralize the acidity of the toxin and relieve the symptoms. You can also apply dermatitis cream to the wound area at the same time.

6. Crush the young branches and leaves of Purslane and apply it to the stung area. Purslane is alkaline and can neutralize acidic poisons. It is generally easy to find in rural areas.

7. Use a stick to poke the body of the jackfruit, you will find a green and a black meridian. Don't touch the black one with poisonous liquid, crush the green one, take it out and apply it to the stung part.

8. Apply some toothpaste on the affected area. The affected area will feel cool after applying the toothpaste, and the pain will be relieved after about 5 minutes. Wait until the toothpaste solidifies, then peel off the solidified toothpaste to take out the stinger.

2. Symptoms after being stung by a jasmine

The caterpillar's stinger contains venom. If the skin comes into contact with the caterpillar or its poisonous hairs, edema, erythema, papules, blisters, extreme itching or stinging pain will appear. If the poisonous hairs invade the eyes, nose, or mouth, it can also cause keratitis, rhinitis, bronchitis, asthma, and even death.

3. How to avoid being stung by sheep chili

Try to stay away from the Chinese wolfberry. First of all, don't get close to the jujube tree easily, because the jujube tree is most likely to have this thing, including the sour jujube. Especially in places with poor soil quality, any unhealthy jujube trees are more likely to produce jujube. Then if you see lamb chili peppers, don’t think it’s okay if you don’t touch them. When the sheep senses danger, it can actively spray out its fluff. If a person stands downwind, he or she may be hurt within a distance of 1-2 meters.