If a bug lands on you, don’t slap it away casually, as it can be fatal!

today,

Topic #Don't slap bugs when they land on you#

It became a hot topic on Weibo.

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Someone shared this before

My own experience——

The netizen said,

When I turned off the lights and played with my phone in the early morning,

The light of the phone screen attracted

Little bugs were crawling on my face.

After turning on the light,

She found it was a black and red bug.

At that time, I just gently brushed the insect away with my hands.

Unexpectedly, in the following days,

Her eyes started to become red, swollen and painful.

After seeing a doctor, it was diagnosed as pederus dermatitis.

Many netizens said they had been bitten by rove beetles.

From the photos posted by everyone, we can see that

After contact with rove beetles,

It will leave obvious marks on the skin.

And it will take a long time to disappear.

Paederus rove is a species of insect in the order Coleoptera.

It is small and slender, resembling a large ant.

If you come across one, don't hit it with your hands!

A man from Zhangzhou

There was a problem with the shooting!

A man slapped a bug to death, causing severe itching on his skin

According to reports, in a farmhouse in Pu'nan Town, Zhangzhou, A Cheng (pseudonym), who was barbecuing and eating skewers with his friends, did not expect that a "flying insect" he casually killed would corrode his skin and cause pustules and erythema.

When he returned home, Ah Cheng felt a burning pain in his neck, and his skin became red, swollen, and itchy. When he woke up the next day, his neck was more swollen, and pustules appeared, and the pain became more severe.

Picture: Symptoms of dermatitis

After two days, the redness and swelling became more and more severe, and was accompanied by a burning pain. Ah Cheng hurried to the emergency department of Zhangzhou Zhengxing Hospital for treatment.

The emergency doctor who received the patient carefully observed Acheng's rash: clearly defined erythema with pustules visible on the red spots. Combined with Acheng's symptoms, he eventually diagnosed it as pederus dermatitis and subsequently gave him symptomatic treatment.

Encountered the following bugs

Don’t take random photos!

Source: Science Popularization China WeChat Official Account