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Can you use bactronban cream for scabies?
You could try, but it won't make the scabies go away. Scabies are mites, insect-like parasites that live in the skin tissues. To clear an infestation with scabies you will need anti-parasiticide from your physician.
How come scabies is not going away?
It is not being treated
Should you stay away from work if you are diagnosed with scabies?
Yes
Having scabies while your pregnant can not harm your baby?
No but once you give birth you'll pass the scabies to the infant. So go to the doctor and get rid of the scabies.
Can your brain tumor go away on it's own?
no. you tumor cannot go away on its own. you would probably need a neurosurgeon. sometimes they can be treated with radiation.
I have red raised little lumps like clusters appearing on your lower arm itchy only when i touch them?
it may be something called scabies , these are tiny mites , if you had a bug bite and scratched it the scabies may have came from under your nails and got into your skin , i had this , if you go to the doctor they will give you a chemical cream, the itching should go away by the end of the tube
Can scabies cause the balls to shrink?
No. Scabies are a skin parasite. They do not infect the testicles. They can be easily treated with an ointment if you go to your doctor and pick up a prescription.
Is it possible that a Trojan virus will go away on its own?
No
Do termites go away on their own, or do they require professional intervention to eradicate them completely?
Termites do not go away on their own and typically require professional intervention to completely eradicate them.
Is scabies heterotroph?
is is scabies heterotroph
Does leukemia go away on it's own?
Leukemia definitely does not go away on its own. If you know you have it and don't get treatment for it, you will eventually become very sick, that may lead to death.
Will termites go away on their own or do they require professional intervention to eradicate them completely?
Termites typically do not go away on their own and usually require professional intervention to completely eradicate them.
