what are some over the counter products for treating scabies?
919617
thats really nasty.you i mean your friend should go to a pharmacy and ask them there.
156453
Try Mederma. No prescription needed. You can get it at any retail store.
218522
Exfoliating is the answer. There are scrubs and mittens that do the trick. Speak to a dermatologist or speak to your pharmacist they can help. good luck :-)
1068411
Robaxacil as a muscle relaxer and codeine. It can be bought over the counter. It also comes under the name of Robaxacett.
32007
I have the same thing. My dermatologist reccomended Eucerin, or Cortaid. If you are in a dry climate, also get a humidifier. They are really cheap and work alot. best wishes, and you can contact me if you need anything else.
101033
If you really want scabies(body lice), go to a second hand store in a bad part of town and start trying on suits and clothing.  You'll eventually get it.  \nScabies can be contract through unclean and tainted clothes, bed sheets, matresses, etc. Getting rid of it is the problem (two bottles of Rid in four treatments, plus washing EVERYTHING!!)
366134
Go to the drug store and purchase RID-X.They have the shampoo and body wash for personal use,and a spray to use in the home.Be sure to wash EVERYTHING  in very hot water that came in contact with the lice( a little Lysol in the wash can't hurt either).
1122469
Try Benadryl cream, witch hazel or calamine lotion. Can also make a compress with plain oatmeal.
545486
Ask a pharmacist.  They can give you some very good suggestions until you can see your doctor.  Calamine lotion might work.
627223
Usually the over the counter sprays and ointments work well.  If they don't work for you, you can get a perscription from your doctor.  The perscription forms usually work faster, but tend to have some side effects.\n\nKey to the whole thing is to keep you feet dry.  Wear open shoes as much as possible to keep your feet from sweating.  If you have to wear sneakers or closed shoes, avoid man made materials.  Natural materials, such as leather breathe better.  When you must wear sneakers, make sure that your socks are breathable too.  Also, when wearing closed shoes, try using a powder made to keep your feet cool.  The powder will keep your feet from sweating so much, and when they do, it absorbs it.  Always keep your feet clean.
1131570
Over the counter won't work well, as you discovered.  You must see a doctor and get a prescription.  There are many different types of allergy medications and your doctor will help you pick the one best for you.  I use Clarinex and it works great...but a doctor must prescribe it.
1043603
Your doctor can prescribe a variety of antibiotics and benzoyl peroxide medications to help with your acne.  A good over the counter treatment are 1.0% or 2.0% Salicyclic Acid body washes.  They have exfoliate the skin to prevent pores from clogging up.
1038555
Have to see,  did you get into something?  If it does not go away go see a DR. Could be scabies could be an elergic reaction to something you got into - Try taking BENEDRIL for the itch and if it doesn't go away then see a DR.
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Allergies and Scabies are two different ailments.  Although they may overlap.  Here is the most popular treatment for scabies.\n\nThe typical treatment for scabies involves applying 5% permethrin cream or lotion (Elimite) to a patients entire body from the neck down.  The cream or lotion is left on for 8-14 hours and then washed off and then a second treatment may be needed a week later. Close contacts, including all family members, should also be treated at the same time.\nAlthough the Elimite will kill the mites, the patient may also need treatment for the rash. This can include topical steroid creams, oral antihistamines, and other anti-itch treatments.\n\nSince the mites can live for 48-72 hours on clothing, bedding, towels, etc., should be washed in hot water and then dried in a hot dryer. Things that can't be washed can be placed in a plastic bag for a few weeks to make sure the mites have died. Furniture and carpeting should also be vacuumed carefully.
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the only thing that should be applied to a burn that is over the counter is aloe vera gel.\n\nif the burn is blistering then you'll need to get in to see your dr so he can give you silvadene. it's a special zinc-oxide based cream that helps protect the burn from infection but also allows it to breathe which helps it heal faster. it's only available by prescription\n\nwash the burn well with mild soap and cool water. apply the aloe vera gel (you can chill it in the fridge to help soothe the burn). don't cover it unless it's in a location where clothing will rub up against it-in this case, cover it with a small gauze square to prevent the aloe vera gel from rubbing off and to also prevent the clothing from irritating the burn itself.\n\nfor pain you can take ibuprofen. take 200-400mg every 6 hours but no more than 1200mg in 24 hours.\n\nwatch the burn closely for the following things\n\n-increased redness or swelling\n-the burn opens and/or begins to drain liquid (pus)\n-you begin to run a fever of 101.0 or higher\n\nthese are signs that the burn is infected and you'll need antibiotics to treat it
264578
you really need to see a doctor for this.... they can give you a prescription for it, though they do sell over the counter  creams  , I'm not sure if they would work as well , there is an over the counter medicine that  can help you though its called =skinzinc and is sold at  cvs and Walgreen's , you can get a free sample of it by calling = 1-800-732-9152 , good luck !
620677
Here ya go!\n\nhttp://www.darkcircles.net/remedy.html\n\nThey offer products as well, like dermalex. It's the best thing since the use of PrepH.  Hope that helps.