What harm do mites do to the human body?

Every few days when the weather is good, we will take out our bedding and clothes to dry in the sun. The purpose of this is to make the bedding warmer and more comfortable, and on a larger scale it is to kill bacteria in the bedding. Mites are one of them. Mites can survive in any part of the human body and reproduce very quickly, especially in a humid environment. They are very active, but they can be completely killed by sun exposure. What harm do mites do to the human body?

The harm of mites to human body:

1. Local foreign body reaction, causing local inflammatory lesions. Such as blockage of hair sebum organs, stimulation of stratum corneum proliferation, hair follicle expansion, enlarged pores, insufficient nutrition of hair follicles, hair loss and other diseases. Excessive secretion of sebum leads to an oily face.

2. Mites invade the eyelash follicles and sebaceous glands, causing inflammation of the eyelid margin and loose eyelashes.

3. The harm of mites to hair: Hair follicle mites scrape and eat the hair root wall, thereby absorbing the nutrients supplied to the hair root, making the hair root thinner, the root shaken, and hair loss begins, becoming the cause of dandruff, itchy head, scalp diseases, rough hair and hair loss.

4. The harm of mites to the skin: mites absorb nutrients in the skin, stimulate capillaries and cell tissues, and lead to skin deterioration. Skin mites accelerate the formation of fine wrinkles, accelerate pigmentation such as chloasma, freckles, and dark spots, and can also cause acne, acne scars, acne, rough skin, thickening of the cuticle, and the formation of uneven skin. Skin mites can also cause itching, rosacea, red face, red bloodshot eyes, etc.

5. Mites are the vectors of skin infectious diseases: mites in the skin can enter and exit the skin at any time, day or night. Mites crawl to the surface of the skin and carry cosmetic residues, various pollutants, bacteria and other foreign matter on the skin's surface onto their bodies and into the skin. If the skin's resistance is weak, it will cause skin inflammation.

6. Causes melanin metabolism disorder and pigment spot deposition.

7. Allergic reaction to mites: Dozens to thousands of mites are found in every gram of indoor air we live in, with 20-40 species. Tests to find out the cause of atopic dermatitis in adults found that more than 50% of people tested positive for mites.