Do mites have any impact on pregnant women?

Mites are very common in normal times and can occur on anyone. Mites are very harmful to human skin. Mites are invisible parasites. Once infected, they will live on human skin. Over a long period of time, it is easy to have various skin problems. Especially if pregnant women are infected with mites, the impact on pregnant women is also very great.

Do mites have any effect on pregnant women?

When pregnant mothers come into contact with mites, mild symptoms may include acne and rough skin, while severe symptoms may include hair loss, rash, allergic rhinitis, asthma and other diseases. Especially in a closed environment with air conditioning in the summer, mites will float in the air and when inhaled by sensitive pregnant mothers, they can cause a series of allergic reactions such as allergic rhinitis.

How to get rid of mites in the home?

1. Keep the room well ventilated and well lit. Mites like moisture and are afraid of light. Frequent ventilation and light-allowing in the room can inhibit their rapid growth from a macro-environmental perspective.

2. Do not keep pets and flowers, do not use carpets and stuffed toys, use blinds instead of fabric curtains, and use leather sofas instead of fabric sofas. This will deprive mites of many habitats and reduce their numbers.

3. Wash and dry bedding frequently. There are the most mites and their feces on the bed. Frequent cleaning can reduce their number. At the same time, frequently exposing the quilt to the sun can help keep the inside dry, thereby inhibiting the breeding of mites.

4. Choose simple home decoration, which can reduce excessive decorations and avoid too many sanitary dead corners, thereby reducing the number of mites.

The harm of mites to pregnant women

1. Cause allergies. When people come into contact with objects contaminated by mites, it can cause dermatitis. People with allergies may develop allergic asthma, allergic rhinitis or allergic dermatitis when they come into contact with dust mites. All parts of the mite, its secretions, excretions and shed skin are all allergens. These substances fly into the air as you make the beds, fold the quilts, and sweep the floor. When people inhale it through breathing, they will experience discomfort, which will seriously affect their lives and work.

2. Cause mite disease. Mites can also enter the human digestive tract or respiratory system through daily diet or breathing, causing intestinal mite disease and pulmonary mite disease. The main symptoms of intestinal mite disease are diarrhea, vomiting, sometimes blood in the stool, and even intestinal ulcers. The symptoms of pulmonary mite disease are similar to those of diseases such as tuberculosis and bronchitis, including coughing, sputum, coughing up blood, wheezing and chest tightness. In addition, mites can cause urinary mite disease after entering the urethra, and can cause spinal mite disease after entering the spinal cord.

3. Act as a vector of infection. In addition to causing disease directly, mites can also transmit various diseases such as worm disease, hemorrhagic fever, murine malarial disease, typhoid fever, toxoplasmosis, rickettsial disease and rabies.