Scabies

About the Condition and Treatment

To help us understand that this treatment is the right option for you, please answer the following questions. If you get stuck or need any help, you can contact us.

Did you treatment for scabies is not only given to the infected person but also everyone who they were in contact with?
Scabies symptoms can take more than a month to appear, therefore, it is highly recommended for each member of an infected family be treated.

Yes

Are you currently receiving any treatment or under any medication?
Please provide more information of the medication being used if any.

Yes

If female or transmale, are you currently pregnant, breastfeeding or planning to do so?
Please select your option

Presently Pregnant

Presently Breastfeeding

Planning on getting pregnant

Neither Pregnant nor Breastfeeding

What is your biological gender?
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Male

Female

Transmale (Born a female)

Transfemale (Born a male)

Do you know how much cream you'll need to treat yourself and your friends and family?
Members over the age of 12 should apply 30g of cream Apply up to 15 g of cream to children aged 6 to 12. Apply up to 7.5 g of cream to children aged 2 to 5. Under the age of two years, seek medical attention.

Yes

Has the actual user tried any other medication to manage the symptoms?
If so, Was the medication intended for past or the latest scabie infection? What product was used and how was the effectiveness? Is this a 14-day follow-up treatment?

Yes

For which duration has the actual user suffered these symptoms?
Please select your option

At most three days

A week

About two weeks

A long period

The infection keeps on recurring

Do you have anyone in the house who is:
Expecting a child or or nursing a baby, A Child under the age of two Aweakened immune system?

Please mention each person's age and any pertinent medical history?
As an example, No medication for a three-year-old Asthma inhalers for a 5-year-old (Clenil and Ventolin) A contraceptive tablet for one adult (Microgynon) No medication for one adult

Is the rash accompanied by any of the following symptoms:
Yellow discharge that weeps The crusting is yellow. Skin crusts that are thick

Yes

What are some of the signs the actual consumer is experiencing? Have you noticed any unusual symptoms?
Typical signs and symptoms include: Itching that worsens in the night Itching that is specific to all body parts except the neck and face and doesnt affect infants. Scabies rash consists of scratch marks and red scaly regions. Scabies rashes primarily appear on the web spaces of one's fingers, ankles, wrists, ankles, palms,and the soles of the feet. Burrows appear on the skin as tiny greyish lines. A rash that looks like a pimple

Has any of the infected members been examined by qualified medical practitioner?
If you have, which specific medical practitioner did you see it could be a GP, Nurse, or Pharmacist If not, how do you know if your rash is caused by scabies?

Yes

Can you relate to any of the following?
You have an underlying medical condition You've been through a major surgical procedure You have allergic reactions You have cardiovascular conditions or might have had suffered a stroke You suffer from a low liver or kidney function

Yes

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