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Hand removing leech-since they don't burrow into the skin nor the head in the wound:
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other texts advice shaking salt onto the body of the leech or scorch the leech with a cigarette or lighter. Because of the risk of regurgitation and infection, other texts advice against these last techniques.
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Grande Ronde River
, Oregon (USA).
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| Author | Bobjgalindo |
References
- ↑ Burke, Don (2005) The complete Burke's backyard: the ultimate book of fact sheets , Murdoch Books, pp. 647 Retrieved on 11 September 2009. ISBN : 1740457390 .
- ↑ Fujimoto, Gary; Marc Robin and Bradford Dessery (2003) The Traveler's Medical Guide , Prairie Smoke Press, pp. 298 Retrieved on 11 September 2009. ISBN : 0970448252 .
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