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I used the prescription cream to treat scabies 2 nights ago...how long til i might feel or see some improvements?
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Soon: Symptoms from scabies can get worse before better even after the treatment, but you should see some improvement soon. That is if it is the right diagnosis!
Answered 11/28/2017
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