What to do if pesticides get on your skin

Most pesticides that get on the skin need to be washed repeatedly with clean water in time. If skin allergies are caused, ointment should be applied for treatment, and the skin should be cleaned and cared for at the same time.

1. Repeated washing: Pesticides are also irritating and toxic. If they stick to the skin, you should repeatedly use clean water to wash the skin that is stained with pesticides. This can help clean the pesticides on the skin surface as soon as possible, and prevent them from penetrating into the pores or causing systemic poisoning.

2. Skin allergies: Some pesticides are highly toxic and will not only irritate the skin, but also cause skin allergies. The skin will have adverse symptoms such as redness and itching. You need to apply some anti-inflammatory creams externally, such as erythromycin ointment. You can also use calamine lotion to clean the skin to remove pesticides, protect the skin and astringe the skin.

If pesticides are not cleaned off the skin in time after sticking to it, and if you are in contact with pesticides for a long time, it is easy to cause odor poisoning and nausea and vomiting. In addition to paying attention to cleaning the pesticides off the skin, you should also observe whether you have any adverse symptoms.

When spraying pesticides, you must take good care of yourself, wear protective clothing and a mask.