How to tell if you have pubic lice

Many boys are more careless, and sometimes they may get pubic lice because they don't pay attention to their living habits, but they usually don't take it seriously. Later, the condition becomes more serious and they eventually have to go to the hospital. So, let’s find out together. How can a boy determine if he has pubic lice?

How to determine if you have pubic lice?

1. Do you feel itchy in your private parts? Do you always feel like there are bugs crawling around? Does the itching come and go at irregular intervals? Look carefully for fleas.

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

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

4. Have you ever found rusty or light brown oval larvae at the roots of your hair? Finally, pubic lice were discovered, and after seeing the fleas, the diagnosis of pubic lice was confirmed without a doubt.

5. Have you ever seen pubic lice nymphs or larvae in your hair? People with a history of contact with patients with pubic lice or who frequently go out, swim, or take a bath in public bathrooms, as well as those in groups with a large number of migrant workers who suddenly develop the above symptoms, should pay attention.

Are pubic lice harmful to the body?

1. Because pubic lice can move freely, if they are not eliminated for a long time, they can spread to other parts of the body with hair, such as hair, armpits, etc. In addition, the difficulty of treatment, and the fact that the harm of pubic lice is highly contagious, can cause group infection such as couples, friends and relatives, causing the outbreak of pubic lice in the crowd.

2. Because pubic lice can spread in different ways, a pubic louse can be infected with hundreds of bacteria. Scratching, squeezing and other methods can cause secondary skin inflammation, eczema, etc. Pubic lice parasitize the human body in daily life, absorb nutrients from the body to survive, bite the body's metabolites of toxins, and cause symptoms such as itching, red spots, and papules on the patient's skin.

3. Pubic lice survive by sucking human blood, biting other people's bodies and then infecting each other, inevitably contracting other infectious diseases such as influenza, typhus, and relapsing fever.

The above is about how to know if you have pubic lice. If you have the above symptoms, you must pay attention and see a doctor as soon as possible to prevent the condition from getting worse. Boys must also pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, otherwise they will end up feeling sorry for themselves, which is a case of losing the big picture for the small.