Mites are tiny creatures that are often imperceptible to the naked eye. They are widely found in our living environment, including items such as clothing, bed sheets, pillows, carpets, sofas, etc. While mites don't usually pose a serious health hazard**, they may cause allergic reactions in some people.
First of all, the carcasses and excrement of mites may cause allergic reactions. When mites die or excrete, their carcasses and excrement release some proteins that may cause an allergic reaction. For some people, this allergic reaction may cause symptoms such as allergic rhinitis, allergic asthma, etc.
Secondly, mites may also cause **infection. Mites often live in humid environments, so they may carry some bacteria and fungi. When mites come into contact with **, they may carry these bacteria and fungi onto **, causing **infection. These infections may cause symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling, pain, etc.
In addition, mites can also cause some respiratory diseases. When mites multiply in large numbers in an indoor environment, they may cause some respiratory diseases like bronchitis, pneumonia, etc. These diseases can cause symptoms such as coughing, difficulty breathing, etc.
In conclusion, mites, while not usually causing serious harm to health**, for some people, they may cause allergic reactions, **infections, and respiratory diseases. Therefore, we should pay attention to keeping the indoor environment clean and dry, and wash clothes and bedding regularly to reduce the breeding and reproduction of mites. At the same time, people with a history of allergies or respiratory diseases should be more careful to avoid contact with mites and their breeding environment. If there is a serious mite problem, you need to find a special sanitizing company to carry out door-to-door operations. Mites