First medical and pre-medical aid for insect bites
Vsevolod Vladimirovich Skvortsov
Abstract
Vsevolod Vladimirovich Skvortsov
Abstract
Insect bites are common and usually do not require specialized treatment. With the advent of the summer period, the number of cases of mosquito, bee, bedbug, lice and flea bites increases, and more and more people complain of local reactions in the form of itching and urticaria. Skin manifestations of allergies are often caused not by the bite itself, but by various enzymes that are contained in the saliva of the insect.
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Insect bites are common and usually do not require specialized treatment. With the advent of the summer period, the number of cases of mosquito, bee, bedbug, lice and flea bites increases, and more and more people complain of local reactions in the form of itching and urticaria. Skin manifestations of allergies are often caused not by the bite itself, but by various enzymes that are contained in the saliva of the insect.
Key concepts: INSECT BITES, Insect bites and stings, Itching, Insect, Insect repellent, Allergy, Dermatology, Medicine