Is the Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch useful? How is the Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch?

Pigeon's baby products have always been loved by many mothers. Pigeon's product line is also very complete. Summer is coming and mosquitoes are beginning to increase. Today, the editor will introduce to you whether Pigeon's mosquito repellent patch is useful. How about Pigeon's mosquito repellent patch?

Is the Pigeon mosquito repellent patch useful?

This time I'm sharing a baby product, Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch, a pack of 60 pieces, very cute, small piece. There are three different animal patterns, this one actually uses eucalyptus essential oil, a smell that mosquitoes don't like, to repel mosquitoes. Remember to stick it on clothing or strollers, not on the skin.

Usually when my baby goes for a walk in the afternoon, I will put one on his shirt and one on his pants. If I go outdoors on weekends or where I think there will be more mosquitoes, I will increase the amount and put two on each side. One application can last for about 4 hours. If he plays outside for a long time, I can change the patch at the end. However, this varies according to each baby's blood type. My baby has never seen red bumps from mosquito bites when he comes back from outside, and I will keep stocking up and repurchasing.

Pigeon Mosquito Repellent Patch Highlights

Today I recommend a Pigeon mosquito repellent patch that I use.

Highlight 1: Plant ingredients

I checked the ingredient list of this product and found that it uses essential oils extracted from eucalyptus and lemongrass. It only repels mosquitoes but does not kill them! There are no artificial chemicals!

Highlight 2: Practical and convenient

Just take it out and apply it lightly to repel mosquitoes for a long time! You can stick it on schoolbags, clothes, beds, anywhere, it's convenient and fast!

Highlight 3: Suitable for newborns

It is clearly written on the package that it can be used by children from 0 months old! Mosquitoes especially like children's blood! Be sure to prepare one for your baby!

Highlight 4: Anti-mosquito and anti-insect

In fact, this patch should be called a baby anti-mosquito patch, because the combination of eucalyptus + citronella can not only prevent mosquitoes, but also other insects! One patch for multiple uses, more assured!

I brought back dozens of mosquito repellent stickers from Japan this time, and I sold them all. They are really good stuff! A pack of mosquito repellent stickers has 60 pieces! It can last for a whole summer. It is really a must-have item for home travel!

What diseases can mosquito bites transmit?

Mosquitoes are the vectors of many diseases, especially in summer and autumn, which are the peak seasons for communicable diseases. So, what diseases can mosquitoes spread?

Infectious Japanese encephalitis: high fever, impaired consciousness, convulsions, tonic spasms and meningeal irritation signs. Severe patients often have sequelae after the disease.

Dengue fever and dengue hemorrhagic fever: Dengue hemorrhagic fever is characterized by fever, rash, bleeding, shock, etc., and has a high mortality rate.

Yellow fever: It is an acute infectious disease caused by the yellow fever virus and transmitted by the Aedes mosquito.

Malaria: It is a serious infectious disease caused by Plasmodium, which is transmitted by Anopheles mosquitoes. It is more common in summer and can occur all year round.

· Filariasis: It is transmitted through mosquito bites. In my country, only Bancroftian filariasis and Barreniform filariasis are prevalent, and they are prevalent in the area south of the Yangtze River. · Kala-azar: It is transmitted by the bites of sand flies. Patients should be isolated and treated in time, and related animal sources of infection should be controlled.

What to do if you are allergic to mosquito bites

Spring is here and flowers are blooming. Now is the season for flower viewing. However, Xu Changjie, chief physician of the Department of Dermatology at the Medical Cosmetology Center of Shin Kong Hospital, and Hong Zhichun, chief physician of the Department of Dermatology and Laser Cosmetology Center of Shutian Hospital, remind us that although we may not directly encounter caterpillars when we go out to view the flowers or sit under a tree to rest, the thorns on the caterpillars may be blown by the wind and fall on the skin surface, causing caterpillar dermatitis. Not only will the skin develop red papules, but it will also be severely itchy.

Mosquito and insect bites can also easily induce skin allergies. Dr. Xu Changjie pointed out that, especially in children, although the bites are small, they may trigger a systemic immune response, causing allergic symptoms to worsen and even spread throughout the body. For treatment, topical steroids can be used in combination with antiseptic drugs to alleviate symptoms.

Dr. Xu Changjie recommends that it is best to wear a hat when appreciating flowers, and try to lay a layer of plastic sheet before sitting on the grass. If mosquitoes or caterpillars land on your clothes, just shake them off or drive them away. Never slap them with your hands to avoid leaving insect juice on your hands, which may induce various allergic discomforts.

When going out to the countryside to enjoy the flowers, be careful of UV damage. Some people may not have been in the sun for a long time. Dr. Hong Zhichun explained that when the seasons change, people with allergies are suddenly exposed to a large amount of sunlight and ultraviolet rays. They are very likely to suffer from "photodermatitis", especially the lips, face, arms and other parts that are not covered by clothes. It is particularly easy to have symptoms such as itching and rashes. Patients with such problems must take good sun protection when going out.

Dr. Hong Zhichun also reminded that the weather in spring is hot and cold, and the skin's immunity may be relatively weak. In addition, some people are under great pressure in life, stay up late, and do not sleep well, which makes them prone to diseases such as herpes simplex and herpes zoster.

Patients with rosacea or seborrheic dermatitis are also prone to the disease at this time. It is best to maintain a normal lifestyle to reduce the risk of disease.