Will pubic lice get better on their own without treatment?

Normal people have pubic hair on their genitals, but lice may grow where there is hair. So pubic lice mainly refer to a type of lice that grow on human pubic hair. Pubic lice and other types of lice have the same characteristics, that is, they like to bite people. After being bitten, people's skin will usually become red, swollen and painful. So normal people must pay attention to their genital hygiene, but will pubic lice heal on their own if they are not treated?

Symptoms of Pubic Lice

Symptoms of pubic lice infestation usually include:

1. Itching of the genitals, especially at night;

2. Red rashes, papules, blood scabs, and blue spots appear on the genitals;

3. There are rust-colored powdery or granular lice feces on the underwear;

4. Rusty or reddish brown oval eggs can be found at the base of pubic hair;

5. Pubic lice or eggs are found in the pubic hair.

Will pubic lice go away on their own?

Pubic lice is an infectious parasitic disease in which pubic lice, which mainly live on human pubic hair and body hair around the anus, bite the nearby skin, causing itching. Pubic lice have a strong reproductive capacity and can reproduce 40-50 per day. If left unchecked or untreated for a long time it can lead to lice and secondary infection with other systemic diseases.

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 the hair and armpits, increasing the difficulty of treatment. At the same time, because pubic lice are highly contagious, they can cause collective infection among couples, friends and family members, causing group illness. At the same time, because pubic lice survive by sucking human blood, they bite other human bodies and then infect each other, inevitably spreading other infectious diseases such as hepatitis and AIDS. Therefore, if pubic lice are discovered, they must be treated actively.

Through the above description, everyone has a certain understanding of the disease of pubic lice. If you find that you have this disease, don’t panic. Isolate yourself as I said above, and then actively seek treatment. We should also pay more attention to personal hygiene, take a bath frequently, change clothes frequently, wash bedding frequently, and do a good job in disease prevention.