Pediculosis hair

Why it is important to take immediate action against lice and nits

The pediculosis is a widespread phenomenon, especially among school-age children, but it can affect anyone. It is an infestation caused by the head lice, small parasites that feed on the blood of the scalp and reproduce rapidly through the nits (eggs).

Many parents experience this problem with concern and often wonder: what happens if lice are not treated in time?

What happens if pediculosis is neglected

Ignoring or underestimating the presence of lice can lead to several problems:

  • Intense itching and irritation due to parasite bites;

  • Skin lesions caused by scratching, which can facilitate bacterial infections;

  • Rapid spread within the family, school, or community;

  • Psychological stress and social distress, especially in children and adolescents.

For these reasons, timely recourse to specific treatments against pediculosis, always combining careful mechanical removal of nits with the fine-tooth comb.

The importance of regular treatments

A pediculosis hair treatment not only eliminates parasites, but also helps to:

  • Prevent new infestations, creating an unfavorable environment for proliferation;

  • Soothe the scalp, often irritated by itching;

  • Protect the hair fiber, which can be stressed by frequent washing and combing.

Napura has come up with the line Lice, effective against lice and nits:

S21 Shampoo Pediculosis Prevention and Removal; its special formula with essential oils and natural active ingredients creates an unfavorable environment for the spread of parasites. It is perfect for washing the hair and scalp of the whole family during the treatment period.

O21 Oil Treatment Pediculosis Prevention and Removal; a gresses quickly in improving the condition of skin and hair in cases of lice and nits. It is suitable for all skin types, especially sensitive skin of children.

In addition to specific remedies, it is important to educate children and families to do not exchange hats, combs, scarves or rubber bands, items that can become vehicles for contagion.

Interesting facts about the pediculosis

  • I lice don't jump and fly: they only move by walking from one hair to another, by direct contact.

  • The presence of lice has nothing to do with poor personal hygiene: on the contrary, it affects clean or dirty hair indiscriminately.

  • A female louse may lay up to 10 eggs per day, which hatch in about 7-10 days. This is why it is essential to repeat treatments at intervals.

  • Despite being annoying, head lice do not transmit serious diseases, but the infestation can become very persistent if neglected.

Bottom line:

Address the pediculosis hair with targeted and consistent treatments is the most effective strategy to protect hair e scalp, reduce the discomfort of the itching and prevent the spread of the problem. Early intervention, combined with proper hygiene and school and family cooperation, can quickly get rid of lice and nits and to face this phenomenon with peace of mind.

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