The harm of mites

In daily life, people may know very little about mites and some related knowledge about them, and think that they don’t matter much. In fact, mites can be seen in every corner of our lives in daily life. It poses a certain threat to human health, especially for people with allergic constitutions, as mites can cause great harm to the body.

The harm of mites

Generally speaking, mites can be found on sofas, beds, carpets, pet fur, and even on human skin at home. The harm caused by mites can lead to skin diseases such as folliculitis, acne, rosacea, etc.

Scabies mites: They do this in tunnels they "dig" themselves in the stratum corneum of the host's skin. The main harm of scabies mites is that they cause scabies. Think about it, they dig so wantonly in the host's skin, it would be strange if our skin does not get scabies! Scabies is mainly transmitted through contact, often prevalent in families and collective dormitories, and no one can escape in severe cases!

Human Demodex: The main hazards are Demodex rosacea, Demodex faciitis and Demodex external auditory canal pruritus. You see, our rosacea, severe demodex facial marginal inflammation, and demodex external auditory canal pruritus are all caused by them.

Flour mites: The main harm is that they can contaminate food and other daily necessities. Some species can enter the human body through food or breathing, and can cause tuberculosis, intestinal mite disease, urinary mite disease and allergies, and some species can also cause dermatitis and rash in humans. The harm should not be ignored!

Dust mites: They are a type of small mites that cannot be seen by the naked eye. Only under a microscope can we see their true appearance! They are commonly found in human living environments, with hundreds or even thousands of them in every gram of indoor dust. The fur and carpets in our homes are important habitats for them. Dust mites are sensitive to environmental humidity. Generally, they will die due to water loss when the relative humidity is lower than 33%. However, when it is higher than 85%, mold can easily grow, affecting the survival of dust mites. Therefore, controlling the humidity in the home is the best way to prevent and control dust mites! Dust mites can cause dermatitis, dust mite allergic asthma, dust mite allergic rhinitis and other diseases.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a certain understanding of the harm of mites! Do you still think that mites have nothing to do with us? Is it not important? Take action quickly! For the health of you and your family, do your part.