What is the best way to get rid of pübic lice forever? I am itching and scratching.?
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You don't have to throw away sheets and underwear. Just make sure you wash them in VERY hot water. (best to soak them in boiling water). ***The lice won't live long without a host.***\n\nThe easiest way to get rid of p-ubic lice is to shave all the hair off. It's cheap and effective.\n\nIf you opt NOT to shave (e.g. you opt to use the crab lice shampoo)- make sure you take the following precautions so as not to reinfect yourself:\n\nMake sure you strip your sheets (boil them -- if that's too much trouble - then throw them away and buy news ones). \n\nMake sure you clean your mattress with a vaccum cleaner! This will suck any lice or eggs up from the mattress.\n\nMake sure you wash your underwear in VERY hot water (or boil them). Hang them in the sun to dry. \n\nGood luck.
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of course...but if you SEE eggs...in may be lice.\nIf you're sure it's fleas..."sheep dip" is awesome...but it smells.\nDip your pets first before washing your hair with it.\n\nRiddex works for lice...but however you caught the lice...is exactly the same place you'll get them again...\nand if you keep getting them ... the only fool proof method is to shave your heads...\nboth of you.\n\nI was a rodeo clown in the collegiate circuit in the 80s.\nOn a particular tour, we stayed in ranch hand quarters that was totally infested. \nWe sheep dipped...\nwe riddexed...\nultimately, the college made us shave our heads.\n\ngood luck - it's nasty to survive...but you will
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Quit useing it immediately...Obviously it irritating your skin...Wash with warm water and a gentle soap...rinse well and apply some baby powder for a few days...Wash and repeat, throughout the day...No deodorint for a while...Then change to one with out Aluminum Sulphate in it...It's clogging your pours and trapping the bacteria...That's why it itches...Try and refrain from scrathing it..Wash as above instead...It'll eventually stop itching and clear up... :)...Yukoneze
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Actually I have a better idea. Use plain yogurt as a douche. It works! The itch goes away instantly. Yogurt has the same bacterial balance and ph as your natural conditions. Dip a finger into the container, then insert in your vagina. \n\nEating yogurt can help but it isn't as fast acting. I suggest you use asadopholis capsules, opened and poured into what ever you are mixing. It is tasteless so don't worry!\n\nI have Adult Onset Primary Immune Deficiency. The Boy in the Bubble Syndrom. I know all about compromised immune systems!
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It is an STD.  Crabs are a louse that can be found on any hairy part of your body.  You get them through intimate contact with someone who has crabs.\n\nThey are very easy to get rid of.  Go to the drug or grocery store and buy any shampoo that treats head lice.  Put the shampoo on any hairy parts, leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse it off in the shower.  The shampoo will come with a fine tooth comb.  Use it.\n\nYou'll have to repeat the process in 7 - 10 days.  After that you should be fine.  You may itch for a couple of weeks after.\n\nWash your clothes, sheets & towels in hot water & put them in the dryer on high for 20 minutes.  You'll be fine.\n\nYou can usually see crabs - they're about the size of a pin head & are grey or rust colored.\n\nThey don't get on pets, toilet seats or travel through your clothes.
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Use a sh*t (caca) cataplasm.  I know it sounds gross but, hey it works!
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tanning really helps this. also, salt water, or pool water. all of these things will clear it up.also, neosporin helps too. i figured that one out for myself. one day i was out of my cortizone(which also heps with itching) and i tried it, and it worked really great.
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I have a tidy up so to speak.\nThis is personal preference, some people like to leave it totally natural, while others go the full hog and bald as a babys bum !!!  Some people trim and style it like an upside down triangle and hearts(even colour it).\nThere is a few ways off removing the hair, the easiest is waxing but not to every bodys taste.  Another favourite is shaving - be sure not to go over the same area to often as this will irritate the skin.  Trim the hair down to a short length before shaving with a pair of scissors, then have a warm bath, this will make the hairs softer.  Try and use a fragrant free female shaving foam, never dry shave. Use a new ravor every time, this will prevent infection. Hold the skin taught and go once in the direction the hair goes and then once in the opposite direction.  Rinse well when complete.  You may finish off with a very fine dusting of baby powder for a smooth finish. You may notice that the more you carry on shaving the less irritation you will have and less ingrowing hairs, and the itching will ease but unfortunately will never truley go away.\nTo make it fun or even part of foreplay, you could always get your partner to carefully do it for you, and this way there won't be any missed bits.
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In Florida, I found something that works great. I think it was called "Itch Gone". It's a clear liquid that comes in a small plastic bottle with a sponge applicator top.
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If it isn't lice... Then you probably have dandruff/dry scalp? I read on the internet that an itchy dry scalp can be caused by some kind of bacteria and if you mix 1 part mouthwash and 8 parts water and then put it on when you have dry hair. You must rub in your scalp pretty well and wait 5 minutes before you rinse and wash your hair. It should get rid of your dry scalp. I tried it once and I thought it worked. Maybe the shampoos that you are using is drying out your scalp in your efforts to give it more moisture.
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First of all... there is no "easy" way to get rid of lice.  Get some Rid from the store and use it.  But the shampoo alone isn't going to do any good.  You have to sit down and go strand by strand and pick the nits out of the hair.  This is where the term "nit-picking" comes from.  It's very tedious and time-consuming.  Also, you have to go through the house and wash all pillows, blankets, etc.  Take stuffed animals and dolls and either put them in the dryer for 20 - 30 minutes (the heat will kill the lice) or you can put them in a plastic garbage bag, tie it up and don't open it for 6 months.  There's also a spray that Rid makes that you'll need to buy to spray down mattresses, furniture, carpet, etc.  If the over-the-counter Rid shampoo isn't working, there's a prescription shampoo that the doctoc can prescribe.\n\nLice is spread in "clean" hair.  It does transfer by using the same hairbrush, but it also transfers from wearing the jacket of someone who has lice or brushing up against their backpack.  It's transferred very easily and in ways you wouldn't really think of.  Once the lice is gone, if there is an "epidemic" at your child's school or daycare, you may want to put hair gel, mousse or hairspray in your child's hair to make it 'no-so-clean'.  The lice can't stick to the hair as well if you have any of those products in the hair.  But it still isn't a fool-proof way of avoiding it.  Also, in my experience... I have found that lice are more attracted to light coloured hair rather than dark coloured hair.  Not sure if that is an actual fact... it's just been my experience.\n\nI tried all the tricks.... the mayo, the oil, etc etc.. none of it works... the only true way is to do what I've said.  And even then... say a few prayers.  Lice are not easy to get rid of at all.  \n\nAll I can say is thank goodness my girls are teenagers now and I don't have to worry about them getting it from school or daycare anymore.  What a pain.  Good luck to you.
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Nix is the best thing to buy....you shampoo her hair normally, and while still wet, apply the Nix making sure you massage it in really well from scalp to the ends of the hair.  Let it sit the required time, and then rinse.  After that, you use the comb provided and "comb out" the nits and lice.  The Nix kills both eggs (nits) and the lice that were alive.  It's a rather gross process, but its the ONLY thing that ever worked for my daughters.  We lived in the south, so lice were and are quite prevalent, especially if you lived in the country as we did.\n\nAlso make sure you treat her stuffed animals and dolls and toys.  There is a spray to buy for the animals and dolls, and you can use Lysol to spray her plastic and hard toys with.  Wash ALL bedding (sheets, pillows and cases, bedspreads, etc.) in HOT water, with bleach if possible, and dry on high cycle.  This will rid the bedding, and don't forget to spray the mattress with the lice spray.  \n\nThis will get rid of them completely...just make sure your niece knows not to let anyone at school brush her hair, or to brush her own with anyone else's brush or comb.\n\nAnd CUTTING hair is NOT necessary!  My daughter had hair to her waist, and although the process seemed to take FOREVER (and we used two bottles of Nix to get her whole head treated), it was worth it because it did the job.  And NO, lice don't only come from people who are dirty/nasty, this is a common misconception.\n\nGood luck!\nPS...you can buy all these things at Walmart.
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Head Lice Home Remedies\nIf you don't want to use a chemical on your child's head, the most effective treatment that doesn't involve using any products at all simply involves removing the nits and live lice with a lice comb and/or tweezers. This is the method that is advocated by The National Pediculosis Association. It can be time consuming to do this and you may have to repeat the procedure for several days to make sure you get them all, but this is likely the best thing to do. You still have to take the time to comb out all of the nits anyway even if you use an anti-lice shampoo, as these shampoos don't kill the eggs. If you don't, they will just hatch and you will have live lice again.\n\nMost other natural home remedies involve putting something on your child's scalp and hair to 'smother' the head lice. Popular choices include real mayonnaise, olive oil, and vaseline. These are usually left on overnight, often under a shower cap, and then washed out the next day. They can be very messy though and have not really been proven to work. Some experts believe that this method 'works' because you actually remove the nits and lice as you try to get this stuff out of the child's hair.\n\nThere are also herbal remedies to treat head lice, including products with tea tree oil and other essential oils. Because they are 'natural,' these are not regulated by the FDA, have not been proven to work, and should be used with caution and avoided in younger children.
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Pick up some generic CVS anti-itch cream ... it really helps !!!
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sexy??? thats awesome. the way you can stay happy is make sure your girlfriend gets the lice. do not kill the lice. make sure you enjoy the lice as long as possible. it will be an unforgetable experience that your girlfriend and you will never forget.
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The prescription shampoo they are talking about, Lindane is very toxic to little ones.  I'd definately try other alternatives.  The face cleanser, Cetaphil has been shown recently to smother the buggers.  Buy a bottle of it, and apply to DRY hair.  Cover all hair and scalp COMPLETELY leave on a couple hours - the longer the better - overnight?  Super.  Its non-toxic so it won't hurt your child unless the little person is sensitive to the ingredients in the product itself.  \n\nApplying water to the hair/scalp beforehand allows the lice to curl up and 'defend' themselves from water and any subsequent applications of substances you use to try to kill them. \n\nAnd remember, still pick out the eggs, over and over and over as long as you can and as many as you can possibly see.  That is the key to prevent re-infestation.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nDivaM
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Do not buy the lice treatments like Riddex. People who suggest those usually do not have much experience. That kills the lice (sometimes) but it doesn't help you get the eggs out!\n\nBuy Prell - it's a shampoo you can find at almost any place where you normally buy shampoo - it's green. The reason why this works is because it is a SUPER CLEAN shampoo - it makes the strands of hair so clean and slick that it is easier to comb the eggs out. Also, try Tea Tree oil. This stuff smells AWFUL! But - it kills the lice and the eggs, and helps to loosen the eggs from the hair.\n\nDirections:\n- Wash her hair with Prell and nothing else.\n- Apply the Tea Tree oil (you can buy this at Wal-Mart with the other natural items, usually with the Vitamins) to wet hair.\n- After applying it, put a shower cap over all of her hair and let it sit for about 20 minutes. It may get a little warm, but that's okay.\n- After 20 minutes, wash it out - her hair WILL stink but it'll be okay. ;)\n- Place a towel over the table and shake her hair out over it - preferably white so that you can see what's coming out.\n- Use a good (spare no expense) lice comb (metal works best and make sure the teeth are very close together) and go through each and every bit of hair with it.\n\nYou should find that the combination of Prell and Tea Tree oil makes everything just fall right out.\n\nHope that helps!