Can pubic lice spread to hair?

Pubic lice is a very embarrassing disease for our female friends. After getting pubic lice, the private parts often have unbearable itching symptoms, which brings great trouble to our work and life. Pubic lice usually move around the anus or private parts. After being bitten by them, it is very easy to develop a rash around our skin. Because of the itchiness, it is easy for us to scratch, causing the wound to be difficult to heal.

Many people think that pubic lice only grow and develop in our private parts. In fact, this is not the case. If we do not pay attention to hygiene and touch our hair with the hands that have scratched our private parts, the larvae may remain on our hair. The vitality and reproduction ability of pubic lice are very strong, and they will multiply quickly on the hair, causing itchy scalp and infection. Therefore, female friends who suffer from pubic lice must not take chances and should pay attention to hygiene to prevent pubic lice from crawling onto their hair.

Although pubic lice have a strong reproductive ability, it does not mean that they are difficult to cure. When we treat pubic lice, we must first remove our hair, because pubic lice like to grow in the hair position. The purpose of doing so is to completely block the living conditions of pubic lice. Then use sulfur soap to clean the private parts. The disinfection effect of sulfur soap is very strong. After sufficient disinfection of the local area, finally apply Lindan, sulfur ointment, Stemona tincture and other external medicines on the private parts for treatment. When applying these external medicines, do not take the medicine without authorization. You must go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and get the doctor's consent before taking the medicine. Generally, it can be cured in about a week.

The above are the treatment methods for pubic lice. During the treatment of pubic lice, we must pay attention to cultivating good living habits. If one of the couple is suffering from pubic lice, the other must cooperate with the treatment to prevent cross-infection in the later stage. We must persist in paying attention to hygiene and taking a bath frequently, develop the habit of washing private parts every day, and wash our hands with sulfur soap and water after cleaning private parts to prevent the larvae from spreading to other parts such as the hair and causing infection in other parts.