Head Lice

It's probably irritated from the chemicals in lice shampoo. If it kills the lice, what is that shampoo doing to your head? Your skin absorbs some of any liquid it comes in contact with you know…

I dont know my whole house has lice even me sorry i cant answer your question.

This is thus far he easiest hing you can do. Apply Mayonnaise all over the head, make sure the whole hair is covered with Mayonnaise and put on a shower cap. Put the cap on for as long as 8 hours because lice can hold their breath, wash and rinse.

Should use insect repeller for that

Head lice glue their eggs (nits) onto the base of a hair. About 5 to 10 days later the nit hatches into a nymph which feeds on the human scalp almost immediately, and for a couple of weeks before reaching the adult stage (louse). An adult louse feeds on the human several times per day, and can live for more than a month on the head, laying up to 4 nits per day. An adult louse can not live very long off the human head (usually only a couple of days at most).

Sharing brushes/combs, wearing anothers hat, lying on an infected persons' pillow or just hanging out with somebody that does have head lice. It is head to head contact..... stay away from somebody scratching!

No, honey will not. Head lice, also called "crabs" are only limited or killed when one uses a particular lice med that is available in your local drug store. Ask the pharmacist for it. Use it as the directions say to, or it will not work. If you have lice,(and what makes you think you do?) keep your comb, brush, sheets, pillow cases, anything you might wear, etc. away from other people until you have successfully used and washed out and dried the lice preparation. Usually a specific kind of comb is used to comb away the dead lice when you have used the preparation. As a point of interest, my brother once went to a place that was well known for giving people lice or crabs. When he returned, my mother used a tiny magnifying glass, with a tweezers on it, to show ME what he had. It looked LIKE a monster from the deep--or like a tiny lobster, only with more legs. I certainly avoided touching him, touching his clothing, and touching his bed linens. The medicine worked for him.

I believe you mean the tibial condyle.

go to the store and buy some Lice Egg & Larvae killer shampoo. that should do the trick. also make sure to wash any bedding/cloth you have, or spray it with lice killing bed spray.

because they will already be on the loose placing lots of more eggs

They go through incomplete metamorphosis.

exposure to other infested horses. lice are usually species specific, i.e. bird lice cannot pass to horses, etc. Debilitated animals are more suseptible to lice. Multible treatments are required to rid the animal of lice, as nits may hatch after initial treatment. Oral ivermectin (wormer) may also be helpful.

Mommy lice

Heartworm is an example of a parasitic nematode. Hookworms, pinworms, and trichina worm are also examples of parasitic nematodes. Parasitic nematodes affect plants as well, such as the pine wood nematode.

I was not aware of this but it is possible the products used on the hair or head causes a natural aversion. It is not true that washing daily doesn't help, my kids have all had head lice they caught at school at one time or another, but none of us ever caught it from each other even when my daughter came home from school every day for a week with adult lice caught from the child next to her who was covered. Every morning she went to school clean. I removed her from school until they figured out where it was coming from.

The Headhunters L.R.S. Treatment facility is located in Roswell, Georgia, inside the Roswell Professional Buisness Park. It is equipped to offer the most updated equipment and services available to treat head lice. They help families from all over the Atlanta Area. See their website: www.headhunterslice.com

No. The only way to get rid of headlice is to use a treatment from over the counter from your pharmacist.

special shampoo and conditioner on humans hair to kill on humans.

to kill lice in house is is down any leather or vinyl furniture with wet, warm cloth. Vacuum upholstered furniture with your vacuum cleaner. This will help remove any hair and nits that may be attached to the furniture. Do the same for your car seats, and vacuum your rugs and carpets, too. Although pesticide sprays are on the market, most health experts caution against their use. These sprays are designed for furniture and rooms, and they claim to kill any possible live lice or lice eggs. However, they're quite toxic, and should probably only be used in cases of extreme infestation.

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no. the female does NOT detemine the sex of the child.

people that eat water lice.

wikipedians eat waterlice

u eat water lice

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== == They do. They bite the scalp and feed off the blood. They lay eggs on the hair (called nits). Lice are called parasites because they live off other animals. They can jump onto people and start their lif cycle again. You have to buy products from the pharmacy to kill them. If you catch one get something hard and squash it. You will hear a loud crack!!

That is for dandruff, lice is an actual bug in the hair and dandruff is dry skin. There is a shampoo called Nix I think for lice.

Lice (singular, louse) belong to a large order of parasitic wingless insects; order Phthiraptera. The headlouse - one of about 3,000 species of lice described so far - goes by the scientific name Pediculus humanus capitis.

There are a number of places where one can find pictures of head lice. The NHS website includes pictures as well as details on head lice. A number of head lice killing products may also have their picture on the packaging.