What should pregnant women do if they are bitten by mites?

Pregnant women will experience a lot of discomfort in their lives. The reason is that their bodies undergo significant changes in shape after pregnancy, and many movements are impossible for them to perform. Therefore, compared to ordinary people, pregnant women have more inconvenience in moving. Pregnant women are also easily affected by some small things in life. For example, mites are a kind of parasite that has a great impact. Let’s take a look at what to do if pregnant women are bitten by mites?

If you do not pay attention to the hygiene of bedding, towels and other places in your daily life, mites will easily breed. The bites of mites will cause itching and pain on the skin as well as small bumps on the skin. This is an allergic skin disease. But please rest assured that it will not affect the development of the fetus. It is recommended to change bedding in time and expose it to the sun, or treat it with insecticide. Pay attention to washing and changing clothes, towels, and bedding frequently.

Mites are invisible parasites that live in the environment we live in. The skin, bedding, and clothing are all places where mites live. If mites parasitize on our skin, various skin problems will occur over time. In addition, the hormones during pregnancy stimulate the secretion of sebaceous glands, making pregnant women an ideal host for mites.

Pregnant women who are infected with mites and have allergic reactions can use rhubarb and gallnut lotion for external washing. Or using sulfur powder, sulfur soap, metronidazole, etc. can relieve the discomfort symptoms after being bitten by mites, but sulfur will inhibit normal sebum secretion and make the skin dry, so it should not be used frequently.

In daily life, pregnant women should stay away from sources of infection such as cats and dogs. Open windows to ventilate the room and take out bedding to dry frequently so that the ultraviolet rays in the sun can kill mites. Since the reproduction cycle of mites is very short, it is best to do a thorough cleaning once a week. In addition, personal hygiene should be maintained, and frequent bathing, frequent changes of clothes and a clean environment are necessary means to cut off the reproduction of mites.

The above is an explanation of what to do if a pregnant woman is bitten by mites. I hope everyone can understand that mites have almost no effect on the fetus, so there is no need to worry too much about it.