I think there are some brands of lice shampoo that are safe to use while pregnant. You should talk to a doctor to find out for sure what you can use. You should read the instructions in the packet or ask the pharmacist. There are lots of ways of treating lice that are quite safe to use in pregnancy. Look up "natural treatments for lice" on www.Google.com
NO! Check the package. That type of medicine can go into your bloodsteam and could potentially harm your baby. I am sure their are alternatives for lice other than the toxic chemicals you were giong to use. Again, read the package carefully. If it doesn"t say safe to use on pregnant or nursing mothers then don"t use it. There are herbs, there are different shampoos that could offer releif. Ask your pharmacist.
Use half water half conditioner. Blend it by shaking it in the conditioner bottle or in the blender. The hair can be wet or dry. Pour the conditioning mixture on the hair. Use it to untangle the hair. Add more of the conditioner mixture and comb the little guys out with a lice comb and rinse them down the drain. Add more mixture. Comb more lice out rinse them down the drain. Repeat until you are sure there are no more lice. Then do it a couple more times to be sure. Then rinse the conditioner out with water. After rinsing, comb out any nits. Nits are lice eggs that are attached to the shaft of the hair. The nits are stuck so hard that they will not shake off. They must be removed with a lice comb. Wash and dry bedding and clothing.
This works because even the smallest amount of conditioner will stop a louse in it's tracks!
When the louse can't move it can't get out of the lice comb.
My wife is pregnant and our daughter brought lice home from a friends house and gave it to everyone before we knew it. The doctor said that it is NOT wise to use NIX or RID on her hair due to the fact that it is a chemical pesticide. I found a product, that her doctor approved, for her that it is herbal and pesticide-free. I bought "Lice-Out" from www.Lice-Out.com and it was safely used and KILLED the lice in less than 10 minutes. Stopped the infestation in no time. Herbal is good... Pesticides are bad for pregnant or nursing women. Stay away from pyrethrins and permethrins.
I found lice in my daughters hair so I treated her and automatically treated my hair without knowing weather or not I had them to be preventative. However, I did not check the label for pregnancy risks initially and I am 30 weeks pregnant. Will it harm the baby? What should I do?
yes you can put hair spray in your hair when you have lice thanks for asking if you having more questions just let me konw
Yes. It is reasonably safe to use the same.
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No
One way to treat this is to scrub your hair with shampoo
I know you can treat your hair after a perm but not a treatment on before a perm because you will irritate your scalp because of the scratching but if you do treat your hair before give it at least 48 hours to set .
assuming you're speaking of HAIR hot oil treatment, it should be fine. Make sure the oil isn't too hot
Yes.
Of course!
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Pregnant woman can cut their hair but not dye or highlight their hair while pregnant because of harmful chemicals in the dye.
yes
Provillus is a DHT blocker that is used to treat hair loss. It is a two step treatment for men and woman and the directions for use come with the purchase of the product.
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To treat your dry hair after a recent vacation, try using a hot oil treatment. You can get this done at a salon, or at home. If you would like to read more about how to treat dry hair you can go to http://www.herzine.org/home-remedies-for-dry-damaged-hair/.