Do pubic lices run around

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Last year, I worked with a masseuse in a sauna. It seemed that I got pubic lice. At that time, I didn't know it was pubic lice, so I knew it was itchy. But after a period of time, I had sex with my sexual partner, and then a few days later, my sexual partner also found such a problem. Later, I inquired in the hospital and learned that it was pubic lice. After medication, the symptoms obviously improved. I'm so happy. Now let me talk about whether pubic lice can run everywhere.

Do pubic lices run around

The pubic lice will run everywhere. First, a small number of patients can see 0.2-2cm large cyan gray or light cyan green spots near the affected area, which are not painful and itchy, and can last for several months, and can continue to exist after killing the pubic lice. This kind of cyan gray spot can also be seen in the chest, abdomen, thigh and other places. The second generation of these nymphs is more common.

Second: itching is the main feature of pubic lice, but the degree of itching varies from person to person. Pruritus is due to the pubic lice claw hook to the skin holes or holes, lice bite and saliva into the mouth when pruritus occurs. 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.

Third: in the pubic lice bite often have micropores, local redness, there are small red spots higher than the skin, there are blood scabs on them; micropores after about 5 days, local allergic reaction, often raised papules. Because scratch often appear infection, see pustule, ooze liquid, scab, secondary eczema or folliculitis. This is also the second sign of pubic lice.

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I would also like to emphasize that: items that are not convenient for scalding with boiling water can be disinfected with scabies environmental disinfectant. It is more convenient and faster to spray once or twice a day. It is also a good preventive measure for pubic lice.