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Answered 6/30/2018
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Repeat treatment: Your first treatment killed the adult mites. However, the first course didn't affect the eggs, which have probably now hatched. Scabies usually requires two treatments--the second application should be 5-7 days after the first. You may continue to itch for a while, as the dead mites are still in your skin, and may take a few days to be expelled.
Answered 2/8/2016
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Scabies: Hi, Scabies could be hard to treat, some people need 2-3 rounds of treatment to cure it and kiss all the mites, although sometimes the rash and itching get worse in first few days and skin usually heels in 4 wks, also hygiene is very important, washing all the sheets and clothes in hot water is very important part of treatment.
Answered 2/21/2016
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It's possible, but:: It is common for the meds to cause irritation that seems like the scabies returned, but sometimes a second treatment is needed. Also re-cleaning the environment around you, (washing sheets, vacuuming, etc) may have to be done again, too. See your doc to determine if it is due to meds or to re-infestation.
Answered 11/30/2014
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See dermatologist: Itch from scabies usually lasts several weeks after successful treatment because you are allergic to the dead mites still burrowed into your skin. Did you apply the cream everywhere from ears to toes? Did you wait at least 8 hours before you washed it off? Did you use all fresh clothing and bedding after treatment? Were ALL your contacts and housemates treated at the same time? Usually it is repe
Answered 11/30/2014
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Have you treated: the house and clothe furniture and household contacts. If not could get it back.CSee your doctor.
Answered 10/10/2016
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