Is it possible to not have rash with scabies?

Yes: Normally scabies infestation causes a rash, but you can have a few burrows or bites even without much of a rash. If a trained person looks carefully, they may be found. Sometimes they can be seen under a microscope. Scabies tends to make bite marks in a line of three. If you are itching, look for bites in these areas.

Early: Early on yes, but you will once the mite burrows in your skin and lays eggs that will spread. Please get checked but your doctor

Definitely, no: By definition scabies is a contagious, itchy, skin disorder that leads to a rash. Hope it helps.

Yes: A person's reaction to a scabies infestation varies based on the body's immune response. Some people only have itching with no rash and some may have a visible rash

Scabies: The skin will have some type of rash usually as the scabies mite will burrow into the skin which will irritate the skin and cause a reaction.