How to manage head lice
* Head lice are transmitted mainly through head-to-head contact Only people with active infections should be treated * Over-the-counter pediculicides are the agents of choice * Manual removal of lice eggs and nits with a fine-tooth comb should accompany pediculicide treatment * A second treatment is...
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| description | * Head lice are transmitted mainly through head-to-head contact Only people with active infections should be treated * Over-the-counter pediculicides are the agents of choice * Manual removal of lice eggs and nits with a fine-tooth comb should accompany pediculicide treatment * A second treatment is usually required in 7 to 10 days to kilt any newly hatched lice |
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