Oleksandr wrote:First, I think Buddhists shouldn't go to forest when ticks are there to avoid such situations
Second, may be it is possible to ask a doctor to remove a tick with pincers without killing him?
Third, there is an option to remove him by cutting out a part of your skin, where he is. Painful, but the tick will remain alive.
Come on!First, I think Buddhists shouldn't go to forest when ticks are there to avoid such situations
Who told the ticks to stay in the forest?
They wait in gardens, on hiking routes, along country roads, everywhere, except concrete cities perhaps.
I get all my ticks while working in the garden!
And what's up with those Buddhists who work outdoors, fell trees, and stuff?
Sure, but it would cost me 10 Euros, so I use my own fingers and my own pincers...Second, may be it is possible to ask a doctor to remove a tick with pincers without killing him?
But it's not a bad idea.
Third, there is an option to remove him by cutting out a part of your skin, where he is. Painful, but the tick will remain alive.
I'd have pieces of skin missing and ugly scars allover my body. And then where should I put it? Drive to a forest, gently place it on the ground, while the next one is already crawling up my leg and while the blood is seeping through the bandaid?