Good evening Sir/Mam
i am a mbbs student
i had night itch 10 days ago and same was happening to my mother from earlier 15 days from that. so it seemed scabies. We both applied permethrin lotion twice and even took ivermectin 12 mg once later. and still there are little bumps and itch, itching is like pins.
*no bumps in between fingers nor on genital* as applied permethrin there alot.
The doubt is, No one else at home has it except us ,even we use same bed/sofa and live closely. now i am doubtful that can it be something else. i had same issue 2 years back Dr. diagnosed scabies, it lasted for 8 months even after applying permethrin many times
pls Help.
Thank you :)
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Don't worry... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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There might be sm secondary eczema... Need to see how ur skin is ... Also... U need to take antihistamines for 15 days even after ivermectin/permethrin
Hi .
After scabies treatment itching takes upto 3-4 weeks to subside as it is immune reaction to mote residue.
Continue antihistamine and moisturiser. Repeat permethrin again... Check if u r applying correctly
Full 60g tube for an adult , overnight application and scrub bath next day
If still persists after 4 weeks consult for a proper evaluation
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