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Scabies Treatment Guide for Adults

The Scabies Treatment Guide recommends using Permethrin 5% cream at night, applying it from neck to feet, and repeating after 7 days. Cetirizine 10 mg tablets can be taken at night to alleviate itching, and Calamine lotion may be used optionally. All household members should also use Permethrin, and hygiene measures include washing clothes and isolating unused items.

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Scabies Treatment Guide for Adults

The Scabies Treatment Guide recommends using Permethrin 5% cream at night, applying it from neck to feet, and repeating after 7 days. Cetirizine 10 mg tablets can be taken at night to alleviate itching, and Calamine lotion may be used optionally. All household members should also use Permethrin, and hygiene measures include washing clothes and isolating unused items.

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Scabies Treatment Guide (Age: 20 years)

1. Permethrin 5% Cream

- Use at night before sleeping after a bath.

- Apply from neck down to feet, covering all areas including between fingers, under nails, elbows,

and folds.

- Leave for 8-14 hours, then wash off.

- Repeat after 7 days.

2. Cetirizine 10 mg Tablet

- Take 1 tablet at night before sleeping to reduce itching.

- Continue for 5-7 days if needed.

3. Calamine Lotion (Optional)

- Apply 2-3 times daily on itchy areas.

4. Treatment for Family Members

- All household members must use Permethrin, even if no symptoms are present.

5. Hygiene Instructions

- Wash all clothes, bed sheets, and towels in hot water and dry in sunlight.

- Isolate unused clothes for at least 3 days in a sealed bag.

Note: This is a general guide. Please consult a doctor for personalized advice.

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