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How to tell if your child has a head lice?

Frequent scratching of head by children should rise parent’s alertness. An itching sensation of the skin scalp can be the first symptom of pediculosis and it is often caused by allergic reaction to parasite’s saliva and excrements. Lice bites cause burning sensations and itching of skin scalp resulting in need of continuous scratching and lowers the concentration. Also, these micro wounds may possibly be the source of bacterial infection. Therefore, when you notice that your child scratches its head too often, immediately check if there are unwelcome guests on its head.

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What to look for when choosing head lice treatment product?

Finding lice in a child’s hair is usually very stressful situation for child itself as well as for parents. However, do not panic and act immediately instead. First step is to buy head lice treatment product in a retail pharmacy. While choosing the product, it is worth paying attention to a few aspects such as composition, effectiveness, safety and convenience of application. You will quickly realize that the choice of lice remedies is very wide and include lotions, foams, shampoos, sprays, etc. Manufacturers promise a quick results and 100% efficacy.

How to prevent lice infestation?

Pediculosis is a source of strong stress and shame resulting from the negative reception of the child by the surrounded environment. Untreated disease spreads very quickly, especially in places like schools and kindergartens. Current regulations, which restrict school nurses’ right to conduct hair inspections without parental consent make the situation even worse. Therefore, parents’ vigilance is very important – frequent checks of children’s hair, and in the event of head lice infestation – quick and effective intervention – meaning quick application of a proven lice remedy.

How to tell if your child has a head lice?

Frequent scratching of head by children should rise parent’s alertness. An itching sensation of the skin scalp can be the first symptom of pediculosis and it is often caused by allergic reaction to parasite’s saliva and excrements. Lice bites cause burning sensations and itching of skin scalp resulting in need of continuous scratching and lowers the concentration. Also, these micro wounds may possibly be the source of bacterial infection. Therefore, when you notice that your child scratches its head too often, immediately check if there are unwelcome guests on its head.

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