how do u get rid of crabs?
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Treatment of pubic crabs is fairly straightforward and effective. Products are available over-the-counter or by prescription, and typically come in the form of a shampoo. Over-the-counter products contain Pyrethrin (1%) or Pymethrin (1%), while the active ingredient in prescription shampoos is generally Lindane (1%). \n\nIn order to treat your crabs, thoroughly wash and dry the infected areas. Apply the shampoo, being sure to saturate your hair. Leave the shampoo on for a few minutes or as indicated on the bottle. Wash the shampoo out and then dry the area, and put on clean clothes. In order to kill all of the genital crabs, you must wash your clothes and linens in hot water and dry them for at least 20 minutes. Any clothes that can’t be washed should be dry cleaned or stored in plastic bags for a few days. Any crabs on these items will die, as they need to return to your body to feed.\n\nIf your eyebrows or eyelashes are infected with genital crabs, you should get a special prescription to deal with them. The eye area is particularly sensitive, so you need to be careful to get the right treatment. Generally, your doctor will prescribe a special petroleum-based lotion, which you will apply to your eyelids twice a day for ten days. Before your first application, remove any visible nits or lice with a comb or your fingernails.\n\nIf you are pregnant, be sure to tell your doctor as certain medications are contraindicated in pregnant women. The use of Lindane is to be avoided during pregnancy, as it can be absorbed into the body. Instead, your doctor can prescribe a shampoo with the active ingredient Malathion, which won’t be absorbed into the bloodstream and won’t harm your child.\n\nFollow Up\nIt is important to follow up on your treatment, in order to be sure that you have killed all of the nits and crabs. If your symptoms persist, repeat the shampoo in 7 to 10 days. Be sure to get your partners treated and to abstain from sex until your symptoms disappear. If you notice any severe redness in the infected areas, or any pus, you should return to your doctor for another check-up.
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Get Rid of them ! (yesterday!!)
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To get rid of them in the house, try this:\nGet a shiny foil pie pan and a bright light (like a desk lamp) Put a couple of drops of dish soap in the pan and some water and mix them together - not super sudsy. Put the pan in a dark room (at night is ideal) and shine the lamp right into the center of the pan. \nThose little buggers will be attracted to the shine, jump in, and because of the soap, can't jump out, and will drown.
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Here in Indiana we have a major infestation in our homes.  Last weekend, I had to kill 200 of the little pesky buggers!  I take a paper cup and fill it with about 2 inches of rubbing aclk.  then I swoup them in that cup by the windows, etc.  It takes care of them instantly.
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I used to work the King Crab fishing boats in Alaska back in the 80s. Rubber boots & wet climates make for a fair amount of stink amongst the crew.\nA secret that seems crazy but works well is to spray your feet with Lysol disinfectant, & saturate your shoes as well. Then wait for your shoes to dry. Oddly enough it actually feels good, & works better than any athelets foot medication or stink foot I have ever found on any shelf.
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try washing and shaving and maybe even checking to see if you have crabs might help
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ive got crabs...in my pants...........ssshh.....dont tell anyone
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well, first ya get some crabs.......uh wait, you sure you want crab salad? it makes me itch just thinking about it.
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Soak them in fresh water...or put them in salt.
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Crabs... the kind you get down there, are tiny.  Not visible to the eye.  You probably had a bug on you and it scrambled across you nether region.  \n\nIf you had crabs down there you would know it for sure.  You would be itching like a Motherfu**er.
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Because your a crab??
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what i did for my son grab a couple of towels & soak them down with cold water have him to lay on the floor when doing this keep replying cold towels. once his back starts cooling down crab a clean dry towel have him to lay flat on his tummy than grab a wash cloth & soak it down with alcohol & rubbed him down what it does it draws the heat from his sunburn its also good for fevers as well which i had always used for my sons fevers when he was little he had his share of fevers beleive me.
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It's likely that these aren't pubic lice, or "crabs". Crabs inhabit pubic hair, rarely venture away from it, and are much smaller than an engorged Tick. If the animals are stuck to your skin, they're likely ticks. Warning: because of the sensitivity of the skin on you penis, take care in removing them. Rubbing alcohol can make them release, DO NOT use petroleum jelly. The best method, while maybe the least comfortable, is to grasp the tick with tweezers at the head, and pull with a constant force until the head detaches. Once out, you should preserve the ticks in rubbing alcohol (which will also kill them) in case your doctor needs to test them for any diseases. If you get both heads, and have minimal damage to your penis, you don't need to go directly to your physician. If you see signs of infection (swelling, redness, warmth at the area, pain) go see him/her immediately. Also, keep your eye out for the common "bulls eye" sign for Lyme disease.
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Use salt, it doesn't go away as fast.  Just poor some in your hands and rub it on your wet skin.
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use dawn cleaner. works wonders. boil water and dawn cleaner together then wash it out.
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Crabs have gills, but they usually can't stay on land for too long because they must keep their gills moist in order to breathe. They also have plates around their gills that protect them from losing moisture.\n\nCrabs that live on land live in cool, moist places so that they can breathe. They also drink water from the ground, or dew or water vapor, and can store it in their bladder or blood.\n\nThey do not have lungs.
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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.