Centipede bites require first treatment of the wound, followed by prompt medical attention for antihistamine and vaccination.
If you are bitten by a centipede, the first step is to treat the wound immediately. Observe whether there are poisonous fangs under the skin, and if so, pull them out. Next, use an alkaline solution such as soap and water to rinse the wound and maximize control of the progression of the viral infection.
The next need to immediately seek medical attention, oral medication antihistamine treatment, the use of loratadine and other drugs, to avoid the appearance of broken parts of redness, swelling, heat and pain and other signs of infection. In addition, tetanus vaccination is needed in time to avoid tetanus bacillus infection.
It is recommended that after the first time to deal with the wound, timely medical treatment, according to the doctor’s instructions to deal with can be.