Whenever we go for a walk somewhere, or swimming, some insects and insects often bite us. But we all get scared most when leech clings to our body and starts sucking blood. It is true that founding leech on the body can be scary, but you do not need to panic. This is a blood-frocking parasite, which drinks blood of its prey. If the leech is sticking to your body, there are some simple and safe ways to remove it, from which you can remove the leech without pain. How to remove the linge from the body: Check and find the other leech: If you see a leech sticking on your skin, first of all, check the rest of your body thoroughly that any other parts are not known to you. Apply: The lingu of the leech is smaller and thinner than the rest of his body. See the most narrow part of the leech to detect the mouth. This is the part that is connected to your skin. Pull the skin gently: Once the head of the leech is found, then draw the skin under the leak with one hand slowly and lightly. Leekes will slowly start to loose from the skin and remove. Use the nail: The second effective method is to move your nails gently under the mouth of the leech. By doing this, the leech will slowly start to separate from the skin. Remove from the hills or tweezers (very carefully): If the nail does not work, the leech can be gradually drawn from the lips (such as the tweezed of chewing gum) or the first aid kit with the tweezed. Do this only when you can do it safely. Use of shrinking or alcohol (carefully): Experts now refuse to put salt or alcohol directly on the leech, as it can vomit blood in the leech wound, which can increase the risk of infection. But if it is put on the leech immediately (like if you are unable to catch it), it can help you leave it easily, after which you can remove it easily. Cleaning and bandage: After removing the leech, clean the wound with rubbing alcohol, first aid cleanser or antiseptic wipe. This will prevent any type of infection. Tie a bandage on the wound and keep changing it daily. How to remove the leech from the deserted places: If the leech is sticking to the difficult places like ear pipe, nose or mouth inside the mouth, then it can be dangerous to try to get out of yourself. In such cases: Leech in the ear: Take a sharp, but safe thing (eg cotton swab) gently to the leech. If possible, immerse the leech in a small amount of antiseptic liquid (eg muthwash) and inactivate it. Need for surgery: In some serious cases, especially if a person swallows contaminated water and sticks in the inner organs, then do not need medical professionals to remove them (What not note to do). (Hard Pulling): This can cause his head to remain in the skin, which can cause infection. Use of shrinking, fire, shampoo, pesticides directly on the leech: These methods can make the leech to spew the inner blood, which increases the risk of infection or crushing: It is also a chance to spread the infection. It is not considered appropriate to put salt directly on the leech, especially if another safe way to remove it is available. But if any other way of leaving the leech is not useful, you can use it carefully. Are the leech dangerous? Most of the leech bite can only cause itching, swelling or slight redness at the affected area. Except for severe cases, most of the leaks can be easily removed and there is no major damage to them.