Gekkos generally do not bite humans. The gecko is a relatively gentle little animal, and generally its courage is relatively small. Although it looks scary, it usually doesn't bite or scratch people. If it is angry or feels that its life is in danger, it will also bite and other life-saving actions.

Methods for treating gecko bites:

1. Disinfection. After being bitten by a gecko, you can use soapy water or saline and iodophor for disinfection. In serious cases, you can also be vaccinated to prevent the occurrence of the disease.

2. Oral antibiotics. You can also take oral antibiotics under the guidance of a professional physician to prevent infection.

3. Seek medical treatment promptly. If you have symptoms such as high body temperature, pale face, dizziness and palpitations, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, and pay attention to eating a light diet.