All About Parasites Plr Ebook

Ebook Table Of Contents

Scabies
Crabs
Lice
Bedbugs
Ringworm
Tapeworm
Hookworm
Warts
Intestinal Roundworms
Head Lice
Body Lice
Pinworms
Malaria
Trichinosis
Diarrhea

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Scabies

A lot of individuals may think they only have a simple itching problem, when in reality; they are already infected with scabies. You have to determine the characteristics, features and requirements of the condition to fully get treated and know more about the possible complications. Scabies can progress to more serious problems if you do not attend to it immediately. You can also expect immediate recovery through early detection.

About the Condition

Scabies is also called the itch. It is a contagious ectoparasite skin infection wherein the affected person develops superficial burrows and severe itching or pruritus. The mite Sarcoptes scabiei triggers the condition. The word “scabies” was taken from the Latin term, meaning “scratch” or “scabere”. There are other names for the condition, including itch mite, mite, crusted scabies, sarcoptes scabiei, Norwegian Scabies and The Seven-Year Itch.

The most obvious symptoms of the problem include superficial burrows, a generalized rash, secondary infection and intense pruritus. Pustules and acropustulosis or blisters on the soles of the feet and the palms are primary symptoms of scabies among babies. S-shaped tracks in the skin, usually also have small insect-like bites referred to as nodules that appear like pimples.