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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is not necessarily, unless it is in a place where an infectious disease has outbreak, otherwise it is generally fine.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Generally not, I don't know if you know that there will be a big mosquito and a wasp in the countryside in the summer, I was bitten by that thing, there will be nothing, if it's itchy, don't scratch, it is recommended to apply iodine wine, because if there is a virus, iodine wine is very useful!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Probably not, if you're worried, just apply a little toothpaste, it's useful. There is also a salve on the market that specifically treats mosquito bites.
Mosquito bites do not transmit AIDS. 1. When mosquitoes suck blood, they do not inject the freshly sucked blood into the biter, but only inject saliva as a lubricant to suck blood. 2. HIV will die soon if the mosquito environment is not adapted, and it cannot be transmitted to humans again, so don't worry, it's okay.
You can apply aloe vera gel that won't irritate the labia and can relieve itching.
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If you are worried about the emergence of larvae, you can spray them with a drug such as exterminator, or add water to the lid of dichlorvos (the amount of water is about the amount of water in two mineral water bottles) and the mosquitoes will be swept away.
It won't be safe, but it will be there at the door of the toilet.