Leeches will survive in the human body. Leech is an ectoparasite, which lives mainly by sucking blood. There are many terrible rumors about leeches entering the human body. If humans accidentally swallow leeches, the consequences will be terrible.
For leeches, the environment inside the human body is much more comfortable than the outside, so this ubiquitous creature can enter the human body through the pores of the human body. Since leeches can enter the human body by themselves, leeches naturally have a way to survive in the human body. If the leech is accidentally swallowed, it depends on where the leech falls, so as to ensure whether the leech can survive. If leeches fall into an environment suitable for their growth, leeches will enjoy living in your body and sucking your blood. If leeches fall into a dangerous environment, leeches will also be disposed of by some substances in your body, which will not cause too much danger.
Leech fell into the stomach. Leeches have strong vitality and are common in rural rivers. Leeches, like earthworms, have the ability to regenerate. Even if it is cut in half, leeches can still survive. If leeches accidentally eat into their stomachs and fall directly into their stomachs, leeches will not live.
If the leech is swallowed directly into the stomach, the leech will not survive with the support of gastric acid environment and hypoxia. So when leeches are accidentally swallowed, we can rest assured that there will be no great danger. However, when leeches are accidentally eaten, most leeches are alive, so it is unlikely to swallow leeches directly, so we should go to the hospital for a check-up and be vigilant.
Leeches are adsorbed in your throat. When leeches are accidentally swallowed into your stomach, leeches are also likely to be adsorbed in your throat. Be extra careful at this time. Leeches are alive because they are adsorbed in the throat and have an environment for leeches to grow.
Leech is a blood-sucking creature, which lives by sucking blood. If leeches fall into your throat, greedy leeches will start eating. Humans are more afraid of blood-sucking creatures, and leeches are extremely greedy blood-sucking creatures. Leeches are attached to the human body, and the amount of blood they can suck at a time is five times their own volume. Therefore, when leeches accidentally swallow into their throats, they must be extra careful and seek medical advice in time.
If leeches accidentally fall into your stomach, you must seek medical advice in time if you feel unwell. If leeches are disposed of by substances such as stomach acid in your body, you may not find leeches falling.