Is millipede burn dangerous?

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The toxin of millipede is acidic, and the burn is similar to acid burn. It can be neutralized by alkaline substances. In case of burn, wash it with clean water immediately, or wash it with soapy water to reduce the burn. Is millipede burn dangerous? Let's talk about it

Is millipede burn dangerous?

Millipede burn is not an infectious disease. It can't be transmitted to other people. Infectious disease refers to the disease that the source of infection (human or other host) carries pathogens and infects the susceptible through transmission. Millipede burn is a non infectious disease, there is no source of infection, naturally there is no infection.

Millipede is a kind of nonpoisonous plant feeding insect, which does not bite and release toxin. However, when it crawls on the human body, it breaks down and the glands on both sides release toxin. When people are infected with the toxin, the toxin can produce scorching heat, blisters and pigmentation.

If it happens to enter the eyes, it can cause serious inflammation. Once the skin comes into contact with the toxin, it must be rinsed immediately with plenty of water. Once the skin comes into contact with the toxin, it must be rinsed immediately with plenty of water. Skin lesions can be treated symptomatically.

matters needing attention

At ordinary times, pay attention to self-protection, clean up the weeds in the residence to avoid the breeding of such insects, and pay attention to protective measures in field operation to avoid barefoot and bare arms. The diet should be light.