The Best Home Remedies for Scabies, No More Complicated Medications

By Sheila Parker

Scabies is a very common condition and it can be developed by anyone. Scabies is an infection of the skin that causes bumps, nodules or blisters due to infestation with tiny mites. The common signs of scabies are inflammation, itching, rash and the presence of tiny burrows on the surface of the skin.
This is the complete and most comprehensive guide on completely curing scabies naturally.

The eBook extensively deals with causes and symptoms of scabies, how to cope with scabies on different parts of the body, managing post scabies attack effectively and the best treatment options for the dreary skin disease.
Every aspect of scabies is discussed in pure layman's terms for a better understanding. I have written the eBook covering all the aspects of scabies and accompanying physical and mental distress in a simple language with a view to help everyone understand the problem and get it treated in an appropriate manner.

The eBook extensively deals with:

## Signs and Symptoms of Scabies
## The Causes
## Diagnostic Methods
## How Contagious Scabies is
## Scabies and Personal Hygiene
## Coping with Scabies on Children
## What is Crusted Scabies (Norwegian Scabies)
## Managing Scabies on the Scalp
## How to Cope with Penis Scabies
## Managing Post Scabies Condition
## Treatment Options
## The Home Remedies and the Best Natural Remedies that Help Cure Scabies Quickly and Completely

The best part of the eBook is its "Natural Remedies" section. A proper and continuous use of natural remedies outlined in the eBook will go a long way in curing scabies and preventing it from reappearing and completely getting rid of all health complications that may happen due to the condition. Most of the natural remedies suggested are easily available and inexpensive and you can find many of them in your kitchen itself. Once you have gone through the eBook, you will have a complete understanding of scabies and you can consult your physician in an informed manner.

PS: You can even gift this to your family members and friends who have been immensely suffering from scabies and other related recurring skin complications for years. This priceless gift can be of highly useful for them as it can show them the way to lead the life without the physical and mental distress forever.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Sep 24, 2020
• ISBN: 9781716559129

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The Best Home Remedies for Scabies, No More Complicated Medications

Scabies is a very common condition and it can be developed by anyone. Scabies is an infection of the skin that causes bumps, nodules or blisters due to infestation with tiny mites. The common signs of scabies are inflammation, itching, rash and the presence of tiny burrows on the surface of the skin.

Scabies – An Overview

Scabies in people occurs due to infestation with microscopic mites called Sarcoptes scabiei var. hominis. Once they find a human host, these tiny mites crawl onto the skin and shelter in the less exposed areas of the body. The female parasite mites burrow deep into the skin and lay their eggs. After a while, larvae emerge and climb to the surface of the skin. They continue to mature and break through the skin when they are fully developed.

Scabies are very contagious and can affect anyone. The mites can easily be transmitted through physical contact. Scabies are very common in children and elderly people. The infestation with scabies mites is facilitated by crowded conditions and children in nursing homes, kindergartens and schools are more exposed to contracting the condition. Good personal hygiene can't prevent scabies from occurring. Even though proper hygiene can delay the occurrence of some symptoms of scabies, it can't stop the condition from developing.

Being a contagious disease, scabies can spread from one person to another by means of close contact. However, children and young adults suffer most from it. It is not uncommon to hear scabies outbreak in children nursing homes and certain areas with overcrowded living conditions. Thus, if scabies infects someone in your child's group, then you must get your child treated for the infection as a precaution. Moreover, scabies can affect older people too as they have an under-performing and weak immune system.

In scabies, the skin generally becomes thick and forms a crust on the outer layer. Most of us are acquainted with this condition, which is known as crusted scabies. A person suffering from such type of scabies can have an infestation of a thousand mites. Several sources