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How good are engraving healers? | Kanela
The most important points in brief
- Insect bites are a real nuisance for many people in the warm seasons.
- Some of us react more strongly to the poison of mosquitoes, flies and wasps than others, we all suffer an allergic reaction.
- Because the protein in the mosquito's saliva causes the skin to swell and itch.
- Almost all insect bites are accompanied by this annoying itch. However, stitch healers promise quick relief.
- But: How good are thermal, electrical and mechanical stitch healers really?
We all know it: In summer you romp around the lake or in the outdoor pool, put on sunburn and doze around lazily in the partial shade. Then you feel a slight itch that you want to ignore at first, but the insect bite swells up quickly and it soon becomes quite annoying. Also nasty are the bloodsuckers who buzz into the bedroom at night, rob us of sleep and make us covered with crawling stitches the next morning.
There is no 100 percent protection against mosquito bites
Sure, you can prevent it. But ultimately the entire body cannot be sprayed with mosquito repellent, and the deterrent scent against pests evaporates after a few hours. In other words: We can never protect ourselves 100 percent against stings, neither at night nor during the day. Conversely, this means that we need means to alleviate the itching after the bite.
If you have a slightly more sensitive skin, it is best to use a cooling gel that has been specially developed to relieve the skin irritated by the mosquito poison. This also applies to children because they are more sensitive to pain than a stitch healer. A thermal stitch healer, for example, needs heat, the metal end of this device has to heat up to at least 45 degrees Celsius in order to work.
How exactly do stitch healers work?
In the thermal version, the metal becomes hot. This is pressed onto the puncture site for about five seconds until it hurts - then the proteins that trigger the itching are destroyed because the protein has coagulated. Mechanical stitch healers, on the other hand, work by means of pumps, which create a negative pressure and suck the poison out of the sting.
A third variant are the electric stitch healers. Like a lighter, it creates pulses that stop the protein in the wound and stop the itching. All three types of stitch healers are absolutely efficient, even if you have to be able to endure a little pain for a short time with the electrical and thermal models.
Why do insect bites itch anyway?
The mosquito scratches our skin slightly and then immediately injects its saliva into the wound, which is numb. The blood remains fluid and can now be better absorbed by the mosquito's proboscis. The proteins in mosquito saliva, however, cause an allergic reaction, which our skin acknowledges with swelling and reddening; the itching sets in soon.
Conclusion: How good are stitch healers?
Short answer: very good. They help efficiently against the itching, which they make completely forgotten within a few seconds. Be it by heat, by sucking off the poison or by electrical impulses. Only to a limited extent recommended for children, as stitch healers are painful to use.
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