Symptoms of pubic lice

Lice are small insects. In the days when living conditions were relatively difficult, due to poor hygiene, many people had lice on their bodies. These animals survive by sucking human blood. As living conditions improved, people began to pay more attention to their own hygiene, and lice died out. Pubic lice are a type of insect that grows in the genitals. Here I will tell you what the symptoms of pubic lice are.

1. How to determine whether you have pubic lice?

1. Do you feel itchy in your genitals? Do you always feel like there are bugs crawling around? Is the itching intermittent? Look carefully for lice.

2. Have you ever had symptoms such as rashes, papules, blood scabs, and blue spots on your genitals? The main symptom of pubic lice in the early stage is itching of the perineum. Papules and erythema may appear over a long period of time. In the early stage, most people do not pay attention to it or even seek treatment.

3. Are there any rust-colored powdery or granular lice feces on your underwear? Did you accidentally see small black or red spots on your underwear?

4. Have you ever found rusty or reddish brown oval eggs at the roots of hair? Pubic lice were eventually discovered, and after seeing the lice, it was definitely diagnosed as pubic lice.

5. Have you ever seen adult pubic lice or eggs in the hair? People with a history of contact with patients with pubic lice or who frequently travel, swim, or bathe in public baths, as well as people with a large floating population, should pay attention if the above symptoms suddenly appear.

2. Are pubic lice harmful to the human body?

1. Because pubic lice can move freely, if they are not killed for a long time, they can spread to other hairy parts of the body, such as hair, armpits, etc., increasing the difficulty of treatment. At the same time, because pubic lice are highly contagious, they can cause collective infection of couples, friends and family members, causing group pubic lice outbreaks.

2. Because pubic lice can be transmitted through different routes, one pubic louse can carry hundreds of bacteria. Scratching, squeezing and other methods can cause secondary skin inflammation, eczema, etc. Pubic lice live as parasites on the human body, sucking nutrients from the body to survive every day, biting the body to secrete toxins, and causing symptoms such as itching, red spots, and papules on the patient's skin.

3. Pubic lice survive by sucking human blood, biting other human bodies and then infecting each other, inevitably spreading other infectious diseases such as epidemic typhus and relapsing fever.

The above is some information about how to determine whether you have pubic lice. If you have the above symptoms, you must pay attention and seek medical attention as soon as possible to prevent the condition from becoming more serious. Boys must pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, otherwise they will suffer. It’s not worth it, right?