What's the matter with dead lice eggs

summary

Adults and nymphs of lice suck blood on the host for life. The main hosts are: terrestrial mammals, a few are marine mammals, and human beings are often parasitized. Lice not only do harm to blood sucking, but also make the host itchy and uneasy, and can infect many important human and animal diseases.

What's the matter with dead lice eggs

First. Relapsing fever transmitted by lice is a worldwide disease. The pathogen of this disease is a spirochete. The life span of lice is about six weeks. Each female lays about ten eggs a day. The eggs adhere firmly to human hair or clothes.

Second: about eight days, the lice hatched and immediately bitten and sucked blood. After about two or three weeks, it can grow into an adult through three molting.

Third: lice are parasitic all their lives. People can communicate with each other through contact. The transmission of relapsing fever is that the bitten part is very itchy after it bites. When people scratch hard, they will crush the lice. The pathogen in its body fluid will be brought into the bitten wound with the scratching, and people will get sick. The best way to control relapsing fever is to eliminate lice;

matters needing attention

If we often take a bath with hot water and soap, change clothes and pay attention to environmental hygiene, we won't get lice. Once you find lice on your body, you should immediately sleep in separate beds with other people to avoid infecting others. At this time, you can use a dense comb to comb the hair to remove most of the lice, but to completely remove the lice, you need to use professional lice removal products such as loulijing, lindan cream, sulfur ointment, etc.