Patient's question:
It might be due to the south wind season, the weather has been very humid recently, and the room always feels damp, with those insects appearing frequently. My baby is still very young, and I worry that there might be all kinds of small insects in his room. If he gets bitten, it won't be good. I want to know what I can do to keep the insects away.What kind of help I need: How can I achieve the effect of insect control?
Doctor's answer:
The weather is getting hot, and various insects are becoming very active, moving from house to house. Many families are using mosquito coils or spraying insecticides indoors to prevent bites. When using insecticides, caution is necessary, especially in rooms where infants and young children live. When using insecticides, pay attention to the following: 1. After spraying insecticides in a room, people should immediately leave and wait for one and a half hours before quickly opening doors and windows to ventilate and air out before re-entering. 2. When using insecticides in the kitchen, avoid industrial pollution of food and utensils. 3. After applying insecticides or insecticidal emulsions, it is important to wash your face promptly. If possible, it is best to take a bath and change into fresh clothes.