Head louse Information

Home Remedy for Head louse

• Not washing hair for a long time
• Coming in contact with people infected with head lice
• Contamination in school
• Head-to-head contact
• Body-to-body contact
• Close proximity to stored belongings of an infected person
• Using common pillows, blankets, combs and stuffed toys
• Sharing items, such as clothing, headphones, brushes, combs, hair decorations, towels, etc
• Contact with contaminated furniture, like beds and closets

• Intense itching
• Fever
• Swelling of the lymph nodes
• Lice on the scalp, body, clothing and pubic or other body hair
• Lice eggs or nits on hair shafts
• Small, red bumps on the scalp, neck and shoulders

Home Remedy for Head louse

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