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Can you itch for more then 4 weeks after treement for scabies and for how long?
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Yes. : Yes, you can still itch after four weeks of being treated for scabies, provided that there are no new lesions that have appeared, all close contact family members were treated and clothes were washed properly.
Answered 3/20/2014
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