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Lice
Facts:
* Anyone can get head lice, long, short, dirty, clean, curly, or straight hair
matters not.
* An itchy scalp and/or neck is the most common symptom of having head lice.
* Head to head or hair to hair contact between children are the usual ways lice
spread.
* Lice can be confused with sand, hair products, or dandruff & May be found
anywhere on the head.
* Lice don’t jump or fly, but Lice are fast crawlers, and are Normally
contracted from hair-to-hair contact.
* Lice require a person’s body temperature and moisture to survive, & Die
in 1 day or less when off the body.
* Lice spread do not spread disease, and pets do not carry human head lice.
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Description:
Head Lice are small about 1/32 to 1/16 inch in size. They can grow to almost an
1/8 inch, in some cases. They are visible to the naked eye. They do not fly or
jump. They do crawl and scurry about the hair and scalp. They are an off white,
brown, or sort of dirt in color. you.
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Detection:
Examine everyone in your home for both lice and nits. First look around the ears
and across the back of the neck. Then expand your search to the rest of the
head. Look near the base of the hair shafts close to the scalp. The brighter the
light the easier they are to find. You may even do this out doors under direct
sun light. Try running a fine tooth comb through the hair and then examine the
comb.
Even if you do not find any live lice, you may still have a problem. So also
look for nits, these are the eggs laid by female lice. Nits are found attached
to the individual hair shaft, close to the scalp; usually not more than 1 inch
above the scalp. They appear to be a tiny speck of sand on the hair. If you see
what might be one, blow on it - If it flies off on the wind - it was likely only
a piece of dirt, lint, or dandruff. On the other hand, if it just sits there and
does not move - It is likely to be a nit (lice egg).
Now, take a deep breath, relax for a moment or two. If you did not find any lice
or nits; congratulations and have a nice day.
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Removal:
It is best to use a lice treatment of some type. Just soap and water will give
you very clean hair, scalp, and Lice. Lice do not mind a bath now and then. Read
and follow any instructions that come with the treatment you have chosen.
Here are some generic removal instructions, that may be of help.
You will need a fine tooth comb, a large towel, a paper towel or two, a chair,
and a shower cap. {Plus one victim} Sorry, a sense of humor never hurts and may
relieve the stress.
Rinse the hair with water, ring out and damp dry. Apply the treatment of choice.
Cover hair and head with shower cap for 15 minutes. You may use a plastic rap or
just a towel if a shower cap is not available. Thoroughly rinse the hair and
scalp when time is up. Now ring the hair out, and damp dry. You want the hair a
bit wet to ease the combing. Nit picking or combing the dead lice and nits from
the hair is next. This is the most important part of lice removal.
Combing (nit picking) is a tedious job, but the only way to remove eggs (ie
nits) & lice. You need to have a fine-tooth comb, a large towel, paper
towel, and a bright light; as suggested earlier. Put the towel over the
shoulders, put a damp paper towel near by to wipe the comb on,...section the
hair; or rather work on one part at a time. It can help to have some hair clips
to section the hair with. Take one thin bunch of hair and run the comb through
it; examine the comb and wipe it on the paper towel. Keep repeating the process
until you have done the whole head. When complete again rinse the hair and scalp
thoroughly and re-examine the hair and scalp to be sure you have removed all
lice and nits.
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Head
Lice
Tips:
1. When washing linens, clothes, etc; leave them in the clothes dryer an extra
15 minutes. Even better, when possible hang them to dry outdoors in the sun.
2. Cleanse combs, brushes, clips, barrettes, ribbons, & other hair devices
in a 50/50 solution of bleach and water for 30 minutes. Or drop them in boiling
water, drop them and shut off the heat and leave them for about 5 minutes.
3. When combing (nit picking) through the hair; first dampen hair with a
solution of white distilled vinegar and water; 50/50. Or put the solution in a
spray bottle and spray the hair you are working on. This will help loosen the
nits from the hair.
4. Another helpful hint when removing the nits....Get a green scrubby (like the
ones you would use for cleaning your kitchen) cut it in half. Then when you are
removing the nits from the hair shaft, simply wrap the scrubby around the hair
strand(s) and pull downwards or up whichever.
5. No one cares for this tip, but I put it in anyway. If you have extra long
hair, you may want to cut it [to shoulder length]. Not an absolute, it is just
less work to comb through. With boys it works well to shave the head; well not
with a razor; just as short as the clippers will go
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About
Remedies:
Did you know evidence of lice and their eggs were found in mummies by
archeologists? They have been with us since the beginning.
One old remedy, that began in the 1800s was to douse ones head with kerosene.
This treatment was actually used quite often. Wow! Another treatment used quite
a lot in the 1900s was Olive Oil. I do not know if it works well or not. But at
least it would probably do no harm. I have also heard that axle grease was
tried.
Then there is Tea Tree Oil. This by itself would be very expensive, since it
costs a lot to buy enough to cover just one head. However, it does have some
very good qualities when added in proper portions to one's shampoo. Still it
alone in shampoo is not really enough. Various other oils have been tried with
some success. All may work to some extent, but make one heck of a mess to get
out of the hair.
I do not endorse using any of the treatments mentioned above. But if I had to
pick one - I would go with the mayonnaise. It would be the least expensive and
the simplest to remove and for sure the least toxic.
What about the over the counter products at your pharmacy? I myself do not use
them, in part because of the chemicals. Any or all may work well, you make the
choice as to which one, if any, you want to use.
You can also find products on the Internet. I recommend Vickie's
Remedy!
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Combing
Only (The Zero Cost Method) …….. Combing alone can be an effective way
to treating head lice. I do of course recommend finding a lice treatment, or
medication for head louse - of your choosing and following the instructions that
come with it. I do understand that monetary issues sometimes are a factor since
human head lice infestations occur on their own schedule
However if you presently have no other way, get to combing lice and nits (ie
eggs)! Begin by wetting the hair; you may add a little cream rinse or
conditioner to facilitate the movement of a nit comb (fine tooth) through the
hair. This will also stop the ability of head lice to just race through the hair
and crawl out of sight. Concentrate initially on removing every bug you find.
Then work on the eggs and any bugs you may have missed as you work your way
through the hair. You will need to comb the hair - then rinse - then comb a
second time in on sitting. With patience and persistence you will eventually
remove all lice and nits. Just do not give up, check each day until you find
none for 3 days in a row.
Go ahead, take the sure thing and protect your family NOW!
Terrena
Rosslow, manager
Vickies Remedies Dot Com
1614 E Ostrander Ave
Spokane WA 99207
USA
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