On my way to the night shift at the beginning of last month, I was crawled on by a bug, and I slapped the bug to death without thinking much about it. On the second day, I had red rashes on many parts of my skin, and it was particularly itchy, hot and painful, and even more uncomfortable, with a burning sensation, and after the third day, some of my skin began to appear blisters and ulcers, which scared me at the time, and then I found out on the Internet that I was bitten by a bug called cryptoptera (not a bite to be exact, it was the venom it released that injured my skin)
It's been more than a month since I was bitten, and I bought a lot of ointments at many pharmacies and went to the hospital to prescribe medicine, but the rash began to appear in one place after it got better in another.
When you encounter this kind of bug, you must stay away from the cryptoptera. The venom it secretes is very toxic, it can secrete a strong acidic venom, once it touches the human skin, the light contact site can appear itching, redness, swelling, heat pain, burning sensation, two or three days after the contact site can appear blisters and ulcers, these symptoms are repeatedly difficult to recover, as short as half a month, as long as two or three months, and even after recovery there are scars left on the body. However, this is not the most terrible, what is even more terrible is that the skin of the body is bitten in a large area and there are systemic symptoms such as dizziness and fever, once this situation occurs, you must seek medical attention in time.
In the end, I would like to remind everyone that if you find a cryptoptera crawling on your body, don't immediately slap it to death with your hands like me, just bounce it away or blow it away, so as to prevent the acidic venom it secretes from burning your skin, if you accidentally shoot it to death, you should also immediately neutralize it with alkaline liquid, such as soapy water, soda, etc.