Prevention of pubic lice in children
summary
Pubic lice is generally transmitted through sexual behavior. First of all, let's understand what is pubic lice, what other ways can pubic lice be transmitted, and how can pubic lice appear in children? There is also the problem that we are most concerned about. Where do pubic lice usually appear in children? What should we do with the pubic lice? Pubic lice is still a thorny problem, especially for this kind of problem, we will be very shy and embarrassed to say to others, I think first of all we should have a correct attitude. I'd like to share my views on the prevention of pubic lice in children.
Prevention of pubic lice in children
1. First of all, let's take a look at the pubic louse. The pubic louse feeds entirely on its hard beak and continuously injects toxic saliva into the blood, causing skin inflammation. At the same time, the pubic lice also secretes a kind of sticky substance, which can stick the eggs tightly to the root of the pubic hair, so the eggs of the pubic lice parasitic on the human body are usually difficult to wash off.
2. Sometimes children will sleep with their parents at night. If the parents suffer from pubic lice, the child is very likely to be infected, because pubic lice can crawl by itself. In addition, if children share some sanitary supplies with their parents, they are also easy to be infected.
3. Children with long hair may have pubic lice in their nostrils, eyelashes and hair. Therefore, our parents must pay attention to this. At the same time, if they have pubic lice, they must be treated in time. At the same time, they should take less children to public swimming pools and other places.
matters needing attention
For public bathing places or public swimming pools, we must bring our own health supplies. It's better not to use anything. At the same time, the health supplies can be used separately from the children's, and at the same time, we should actively cooperate with the treatment, which is very important for the recovery of the disease.