Skin Diseases

Lice are small, wingless insects a bout the size of a sesame seed. Lice lay up to 3 to 5 eggs a day. The lice’s eggs are call “nits”. The nits will be hatch from 7 to 10 day.
Head lice are very common in the children. They thrive on human blood and can survice about […]

There was some news last week from the Center for Disease Control that some head lice are becoming harder to treat. They have apparently done an evolutionary type of “change” and some seem to be adapting to specific shampoos used to eradicate them. This could be a parents worst nightmare. Take heart however, pyrethrin shampoos […]