How do you remove deer ticks from your testicles?
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i think that your friend needs to go to the doctors.  i wouldnt be fooling around down there and i sure in the heck wouldnt let noone touch me with nothing hot nor a needle down there.  I am a woman but it still would hurt
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Treatment Steps:\n\nMassage, rub and apply the treatments on the scalp and hair thoroughly.\nAfter application, cover the hair with a shower cap or better with a plastic grocery bag and tie it with a twist to secure it tight. Leave the hair in this condition overnight (or as mentioned in each remedy).\nWash your hair with a normal natural shampoo or with a soap and blow dry with hot air.\nBrush hair vigorously 2-3 times a day using a bristle hair brush to knock off the nits.\nPull the remaining nits by hand.\nThe lice may not be killed immediately. One application does not kill all the eggs, you may need to reapply 2-3 times.\n\nSome of the off-the-counter lotions/ shampoos are listed below:\nAcu-Med® \nHair Clean® 1-2-3\nLice B Gone®\nLicefreee®\nNot Nice To Lice®\nPraneem Head lice Treatment\nRepel Natural Shampoo with Neem Extract.
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none you cant really get rid of it with creams
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There is a shampoo called RidX.  It comes with a special comb to comb all the eggs out.  There is also some spray for the hats and caps, pillows and such.  All beddig should be washed and sterilized.  The spray works well on the mattresses as well.  Long process, but the sooner you start the sooner they can get rid of them.  The sores were probably caused from scratching.  Please take care of this right away as everyone in the family or that comes in contact with that child can get them.
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Jock Itch. Get tough actin Tinactin.
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Not specifically a home remedy but a non-toxic, non-pesticide solution to scabies is a product called Kleen Free. It is an enzyme that has been tested and proven to help get rid of scabies.\n\nMost of the creams prescribed by Dr's will have some type of pesticide in them and many people don't want to put pesticides on their body. \n\nKleen Free is a liquid concentrate that is added to the bath, the laundry and used as a spray. Because it is non-toxic, it is safe for repeated use (unlike pesticide creams) and it is safe around children and pets.
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Tick Removal Procedure:\n\n1) Use fine-point tweezers to grasp the tick at the place of attachment, as close to the skin as possible. \n \n2) Gently pull the tick straight out. \n3) Place the tick in a small vial labeled with the victim's name, address and the date. \n4) Wash your hands, disinfect the tweezers and bite site. \n5) Mark your calendar with the victim's name, place of tick attachment on the body, and general health at the time. \n6) Call your doctor to determine if treatment is warranted. \n7) Watch the tick-bite site and your general health for signs or symptoms of a tick-borne illness. Make sure you mark any changes in your health status on your calendar. \n8) If possible, have the tick identified/tested by a lab, your local health department, or veterinarian. \nIf the mouthparts break off in the skin - should I dig them out?\n\nWe have heard two competing opinions about this.\n\nOne viewpoint states that the mouthparts can cause a secondary infection, and should be removed as if it was a splinter.\n\nAnother viewpoint was shared with us by a pediatrician in a hyperendemic area. He states that parents can do more harm by trying to hold down a child and dig out the mouthparts with a needle. He instructs his families to leave the mouthparts, and that they will come out on their own as the skin sloughs off.\n\nCAUTIONS:\n\nChildren should be taught to seek adult help for tick removal. \nIf you must remove the tick with your fingers, use a tissue or leaf to avoid contact with infected tick fluids. \nDo not prick, crush or burn the tick as it may release infected fluids or tissue. \nDo not try to smother the tick (e.g. petroleum jelly, nail polish) as the tick has enough oxygen to complete the feeding.
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Use a shampoo with Tea Tree Oil in it - always...\nThis should reduce risk if re-infestation.\nWhen head lice are found, it's important that everyone in the household decontaminates at the same time - it doesn't work if one of you leaves it till next week!
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Removing lint from my belly button.
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The really good stuf is permethrin arthropod repellent if you can find it. You spray it on your clothes and it has to dry before you wear them - very potent. Another trick that works well - ticks cant stand carbon monoxide - if we were in a really bad place for ticks and had nothing else we would take a hose and put over the exhaust pipe of your vehicle and put it on the legs of your pants,socks and shoes. If you do find the spray mentioned above be careful with it and use it like the instructions say. Have fun.
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Lingadings have a sensitive smelling orifice, so if you have the slightest odor that irritates their orifice then they leave you. Try soaking in goats milk for about 3 hours then dry off.  They love goats milk.  Also you can spray that Deer urine on your arm, they love to lick that stuff.  Good luck!!!
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I know of nothing. Most people use a fine tooth comb to remove the eggs.  When we were girls with long hair, my Mom would sit us in front of a bright window and manually slide each nit from each shaft of hair(the best method).  It hurts no matter what method you use. You are pulling and tugging on a strand of hair. I did the same with my daughters when they brought lice home from pre-school.  \n\nYou should repeat the lice shampoo 2 weeks after wards and recheck the head.  You will have phantom itching for years.\n\nYou have to be super clean with all your linens.  You have to wash all your bedding in HOT water and soap, and all your towels(I boiled mine).  Vacuum all your upholstered furniture. Clean, or throw away all hats. \n\nSome people from third world countries just shave the heads of the victim.  I'm sure you've seen pretty little girls in dresses with no hair.  Such a shame.  Trauma for the child, I'm sure.
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Pluck them out or wax!\n\nGood luck!
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Permethrin Tick Repellent, It works great!\n\nIt's $6.99 at www.campmor.com\n\n\nI haven't even seen a tick in probably 4 years, my daughter used to attract them (about 5 a summer)!
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It is disgusting, but from a biological standpoint, as long as you aren't running your hands through the stuff, your chances of getting a serious illness are very low, however if the mice are deermice, I would be concerned about hauntavirus (very deadly), for cleanup, I would recomend bleach/water mix (Bleach is one of the few cleaners that truly kills most bacteria, and viri), plus wear gloves and a dust mask.
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you should go to the doctor and have him remove the wax the proper way \nthank you
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use a lice comb....the small teeeth removes it. but be gentle so you dont create more dandruff