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Hi, I took scabies treatment. I applied permithern cream on all over my body. After application , the got more tiny bumps on my hand. Is it normal after application? How long it takes for everything to go away?. Also, can I apply the ointment regularly for sometime to make sure I don't have any mites left on body
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