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Anonymous users2024-01-24No, you don't. It will be fine in a few days. It's normal, not far from being overly nervous.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally, it is scratched by rusty utensils or the wound is large, tetanus is needed, and the wound is not small.
I've scratched my hand a lot, and I've never hit it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22No, just a slight scratch, it has been disinfected after applying alcohol, you can put a band-aid to prevent infection, if the weather is hot, you can also not stick it, you will be fine in a few days, don't worry too much.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21No, you don't need it! It's a little hurt.
The wound is shallow, the bleeding is small, the time is very short, it is treated with alcohol, and it should not be infected. Tetanus is an anaerobic bacterium, it is best to rub it with hydrogen peroxide, the wound will heal faster.
I don't know if cockroaches eat green leaves, but I do know that rats eat them, and some of the green plants that I used to plant by the windowsill in my office were gnawed by mice. In short, you have to do something to prevent rodents and eliminate rodents, otherwise more things in your kitchen will suffer, especially if they are very unhygienic and have health risks.
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It's certainly not an aphid, an aphid that lives by sucking the juice of plants. If it is bitten by some kind of insect, there is no need to impress Gange, because it is impossible to prevent it from flying from him by relying on insecticides or something.
There are some safety hazards, but as long as you use it properly, it is not dangerous.