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One of my friend diagnosed as scabies and we are roomates I m final 2 ND yr mbbs  student I thought I also got infected wid scabies I have bought perin 5% lotion bt I have dought about its application...plz suggest details about how to apply it
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It should be applied all over body below beck after bath keep it the entire night and repeat after 7 days !!! Wash all your clothes and if possible have ivermectin one tablet at night just once !!! U can eat antihistamine
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