Completely eliminates scabies parasites in 24 hours of use. Formula that targets scabies parasites. It has a pleasant smell, you don't have to stay home. Its 300 ml volume is sufficient for family use. Apply the cream in a thin layer so that it is not visible on the skin. It is normal to have itching for 1 more week after use due to the irritation caused by the scabies parasite on your skin.
How to tell if I have scabies? How do I know if I have scabies?
Symptoms of scabies include itching on the skin, rashes (small blisters or redness), and intense itching, especially in areas such as between the fingers, wrists, elbows, knees, chest and genital area. Itching increases at night, and hot showers also increase itching. The "S" shaped tunnels that the scabies mite opens in the skin are an important finding in the diagnosis of scabies.
Where does scabies come from?
The fastest way scabies is transmitted is through skin contact. The probability of contracting scabies is very high, especially in skin contact that lasts longer than 10 minutes. Being in the same place as people with scabies for days or weeks can cause scabies transmission. Scabies is usually transmitted from person to person, but scabies can also be transmitted to humans from domestic animals such as cats, dogs, and farm animals.
How do allergies and scabies differ?
Scabies mites usually form "S"-shaped linear tunnels. Scabies is usually concentrated around the hands, wrists, armpits, waist area, and genital area. In young babies, itching and redness on the palms and soles of the feet are very typical, allergic rashes are not seen in these areas.
Where does scabies first start? Where is scabies first found on the body?
Rashes on the head, neck, palms and soles of the feet in the elderly and children. Scabies rashes tend to appear on the head, neck, palms and soles of the feet in babies, young children and the elderly. Scabies can be seen all over the body, but it is most concentrated in areas where the skin folds, such as the hands, between the fingers, underarms, elbows, groin, nipples, genitals, waist area and hips. In children, it can spread to the head, face, neck, palms and soles of the feet.
What kills scabies? What is the enemy of scabies? What gets rid of scabies the fastest? What are the definitive solutions for scabies?
Some chemicals with low toxicity are used against scabies. In addition, some products such as tea tree oil are effective in the treatment of scabies.
What can be done at home for scabies?
Scabies cannot live on objects for more than 2-3 days. Wash frequently used objects, especially bedding, pillow covers and clothes.
Does scabies go away without medication? Does scabies go away on its own?
Scabies does not go away on its own because scabies mites always tend to spread. The disease can only be treated with medications such as shampoos, creams and lotions that kill the mites. The most common treatment is to apply a shampoo, cream or lotion to the entire body from the neck down.
Does scabies die with bleach? Does cologne kill scabies?
Chemicals such as bleach should never be applied to the skin. They are poisonous and severely irritating. Cologne is not effective in treating scabies.
Does scabies die in cold water?
No, scabies does not die in cold water.
How does scabies go away quickly?
The healing time of scabies may vary depending on the drugs used, their level, care taken during the treatment process, and the skin structure and age of the person.
