How to completely remove lice eggs, treatment should be symptomatic

When large numbers of adult lice, larvae and eggs appear on the body or head, the body will feel extremely itchy. It is just a disease that does not seriously endanger your health. Unlike the poorer days, lice are less common in modern times, but if you are unfortunately infected, removing the eggs can eradicate the disease.

How to get rid of head lice:

1. The first thing is to pay attention to personal hygiene. Don’t let your hair grow too long and develop the habit of washing your hair frequently. When washing your hair, don’t just rinse it and be done with it. You can scratch your scalp with your hands for a while and then rinse it with clean water.

2. If you have a comb at home, you can use it to scrape your scalp after washing your hair, which will be effective in removing lice.

3. Change clothes frequently. If clothes are too dirty, they may have lice. When washing clothes, you can use some disinfectant or lice removing powder and sprinkle it on the clothes.

4. If conditions permit, it is best to change and clean the quilts and mattresses frequently. If conditions do not permit, take out the quilts and dry them in the sun frequently when the weather is good.

5. We can also use vinegar to prepare shampoo to scrub the scalp. Use 50ml of vinegar and 50ml of water in a 1:1 ratio. After washing your hair, wipe it on your head. Of course, you can also add a few drops of vinegar to the water when washing your hair.

How to get rid of pubic lice:

1. Mainly use external medications. First, shave off pubic hair as much as possible and burn it with fire. Underwear and underpants should be boiled or ironed. Licorice - This is a highly effective and non-toxic insecticide that can be used by pregnant women and infants. It can cure pubic lice in 3 days. Licorice also has a killing effect on pubic lice eggs and is harmless to the human body. However, care should be taken to prevent accidental ingestion or entry into eyes and mucous membranes.

2. Shave pubic hair and hair around the anus and burn them; steam or boil contaminated clothing, bed sheets, and quilts to kill eggs and adult insects; use hot water and soap (sulfur soap) to wash the genitals; apply lindane cream (1% hexachlorocyclohexane), 50% Stemona tincture (alcohol soaking solution of the traditional Chinese medicine Stemona) or other insecticides to the genitals.