What are the effective methods to treat mites

Mites are extremely tiny animals, with a body size generally around 0.5 mm. They are also the culprit of many skin diseases. Their secretions and excretions are allergens that can cause allergic reactions. There are many environments where mites can survive, and there is currently no specific medicine to treat mites. However, this small animal can damage human skin, cause inflammation, and transmit diseases. Mites are very small but can cause great harm. So how can we treat mites? The key here is to pay attention to the cleanliness of the surrounding environment while paying attention to personal hygiene.

The harm of mites

What are mites? How to get rid of mites?

1. Damage to the skin

Mites absorb nutrients from the skin, and their secretions clog the pores, making the skin rough and the cuticle thicker. Some skin diseases that cause acne. Skin mites can also accelerate the formation of fine wrinkles and accelerate pigmentation such as chloasma, freckles, and dark spots.

2. Cause inflammation

The parasitic reproduction, secretion and excretion of mites invade the hair follicles and cause inflammation. For example, mites invade the eyelash follicles and sebaceous glands, which can cause inflammation of the eyelid margins. Seriously affects the function of organs where inflammation occurs.

3. Infectious diseases

Mites move in and out of the skin, bringing their own excrement into the deep skin tissue, causing severe inflammatory reactions. At the same time, various pollutants, bacteria, viruses and other foreign objects that come into contact with the skin can be stuck to the body and brought into the skin. If the skin's resistance is weak, it will cause skin inflammation.

4. Produce allergies

Mites can cause a variety of respiratory diseases. The excrement of mites is eventually swept into the air as dust and enters the human respiratory tract through breathing. Many people have allergic reactions to the excrement of mites, which can especially cause discomfort in allergy patients, such as severe sneezing and difficulty breathing.

Mites destroy the hair root wall, thereby absorbing nutrients supplied to the hair root, making the hair root thinner, shaking the root, and starting to fall out, becoming the cause of dandruff, itchy scalp, scalp diseases, rough hair and hair loss.

Treatment methods for mites:

First, it must be clear that there is currently no quick-acting medicine to treat mites. Therefore, please do not believe those so-called special effects advertisements on the Internet, most of them are scams.

Second, sulfur soap is very effective in removing mites.

Because sulfur soap has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects, it is also cheap and can be found in supermarkets of all sizes. You can wash your face with sulfur soap several times a day, which is very effective in removing mites.

Of course, you should also be careful when using sulfur soap. The skin will feel tight and slightly painful when used for the first time. This is normal and you don't need to worry too much.

In addition, sulfur soap cannot be used for a long time. Generally speaking, if you use it for more than two weeks, you should stop using it.

Third, add some vinegar when washing your face.

This method is also very effective in removing mites. More importantly, vinegar is a common household item, so there is no need to look for anything else.

Of course, don't add too much vinegar when washing your face, otherwise your face will have a sour smell.

Fourth, add salt when washing your face.

This method is similar to the above one. The principle is that when mites encounter concentrated salt water, their cells will die due to lack of water.

Of course, you can also directly use a cotton swab dipped in concentrated salt water to apply it to the affected area several times a day, the effect is very good.

However, this method is slow to take effect and requires waiting for the mites to die naturally and degrade.

Fifth, pay attention to personal hygiene and wash used towels and underwear regularly. This can effectively kill the mites living in them.

Sixth, do not squeeze the acne and whiteheads on your face with your hands, because squeezing will continue to grow, and will cause enlarged pores, which will more easily stimulate the breeding of mites.

Seventh, what aspects should be paid attention to when cleaning up indoor mite breeding.

Environmental treatment:

First of all, you should clean the house every day to avoid dust in the house. Because dust is a major breeding ground for bacteria, indoor cleaning can prevent mites and other bacteria from floating into the air.

Secondly, keep the room ventilated. Under the condition of indoor ventilation, the breeding of mites can be effectively prevented.

Third, try not to make the house too humid, because mites and other bacteria find it difficult to survive when the air humidity is below 60%.

Fourth, do not lay carpets in the bedroom and keep mattresses, sofas, etc. clean.

Fifth, you can try to kill indoor mites with insecticides, such as dimethylpropanecarboxylate solution.

However, you must be careful when using it to prevent it from being accidentally ingested by babies or irritating their eyes.

Sixth, do not touch pets.

Many pets carry a large number of mites and other bacteria, especially cats and dogs. People with sensitive skin should try to avoid contact with pets.

Precautions

After reading the above methods, everyone should understand that healthy living habits are an important condition for preventing the breeding of mites. If you want to keep mites off your face, it is best to maintain good personal hygiene so that the mites have no place to stand.