Treat pubic lice for good you must be serious.
It is easy to treat yourself - but this is not enough. Because lice infestation is considered a sexually transmitted disease, you should also contact your partner or you will return it back. A person may have pubic louses and not even know about it, so do not call your partner a liar if he or she insists that they are clean. If you have it, your partner has it, the end of the story. If your partner does not agree to treatment, you should take care of yourself. And it is better if both of you are being treated at the same time. If you are being treated, but after that you have one meeting with an infected person, you should pamper yourself again.
And, since we are talking about the effects of STD, if you acquired pubic lice, you may have acquired a second STI and should be checked by a health professional because STDs, like people, work in pairs.
As for treatment, there are 3 options: chemical treatment, shaving and heat killing.
Chemical processing is probably the most popular. The same chemicals that treat head lice treat pubic lice. You do not need to go to the doctor for this, although, as I said, it is a good idea to get tested for other sexually transmitted diseases. You can buy over-the-counter treatments for lice treatment, such as Nix or Rid, or equivalent genetics. Of course, you should treat the pubic area, not the head. Since lice live around the hair, you need to treat any hairy areas, including the pubic area, adjacent inner thighs and back to the buttocks. The more fascinating you are, the larger the area you should treat. It is extremely important to leave the product until the package directs you. Chemicals do not kill by direct contact.
Shaving is another option that you can use alone or in combination with chemical treatment. Take care of all pubic hair, adjustable hip hair and back to the buttocks. You may have to repeat this every few days for a week or two to make sure that the lice have not been missed.
For patients who are not interested in shaving or are concerned about chemical use, the third option is heat treatment. Spousebuster was developed to treat head lice, but can be used on other areas of the body. Just be sure not to burn yourself with this hot air device. Hot air works by drying lice and eggs, eventually killing them by dehydration. Again, a single treatment may be ineffective.
In addition to the above measures, you will want to wash all bedding, towels, and clothing in hot water. Avoid sharing these items with others, especially children.
So, how did you know if you were cured?
To begin with, how did you diagnose yourself? You probably had an itch in the genital area, and then found small, crabs-like bugs in the pubic or groin area. Or, depending on what you saw, little black dots in the groin area that seemed to be moving.
To answer the question, when you were thoroughly treated, washed bed linens, towels and clothes, and you didn’t see the symptoms or see the lice at least two weeks later, you can consider yourself cured.
Again, make sure your partner does the same, and give him or her this article to read.
