How to treat pubic lice

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Yesterday, I found lice on my hair. It was itchy. I went to the hospital to find out if I got pubic lice. I was still a pregnant woman. I immediately registered for treatment. Now I'm getting better. How can I treat pubic lice? Do you want to discuss it together? Now let's share how to treat pubic lice.

How to treat pubic lice

First: itching: itching is the main second, but the degree of itching varies from person to person. Pruritus occurs when the pubic louse bites and injects saliva. When sucking blood, pubic lice inject saliva because saliva can prevent blood coagulation, which is conducive to sucking blood. Pubic lice sucks blood several times a day, so pruritus is paroxysmal.

Second: skin rash: in the bite of pubic lice, there are often micropores (invisible to the naked eye), local redness, small red spots, and blood scab on them; after about 5 days, local allergic reaction occurs in micropores, and papules often appear. Because scratch often appear infection, see pustule, ooze liquid, scab.

Third: gray spots: in the vicinity of the affected area can see 0.2 ~ 2cm large gray spots, not itchy, pressure does not fade, sustainable for several months, this gray spots can also be seen in the chest, abdomen, thigh and other places. The second cause of this gray spot is unclear, which may be related to the saliva entering the blood when the pubic lice bites.

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Here, I would like to remind you that if you find lice eggs, in addition to timely treatment, you should also track the source of infection, especially for their sexual partners.