What are the hazards of common pubic lice? Which drugs are the first choice for the treatment of pubic lice

In real life, some people will suddenly find small black spots or small red blood spots on their underwear. At this time, it is necessary to suspect whether they are suffering from pubic lice, which will cause serious damage to the patient. What harm will pubic lice do to people?

Generally, the common hazards of pubic lice include:

1. Mental depression and psychosis. Because pubic lice disease is treated as a venereal disease by major hospitals, the infection of pubic lice disease makes the patients nervous, for fear of being found by others, sneaking, mental depression and collapse symptoms, and serious symptoms of schizophrenia, unable to extricate themselves. This is the common harm of pubic lice.

2. It can infect other parts of the body. It is well known that pubic lice disease is an infectious parasitic disease. pubic lice can infect hairy parts of the body, and cause head lice, body lice, etc., causing multiple parts of the disease, resulting in severe symptoms.

3. Infections to family or friends are also common hazards of pubic lice. Pudendal lice disease is a parasitic disease, which is caused by lice parasitic on human body and transmitted to other people through direct or indirect contact. If not treated in time, it will lead to the collective disease of the whole family and dormitory.

4. Secondary infection with other diseases will be accompanied by itching symptoms after infection with pubic lice disease. Severe symptoms will cause severe itching. After a period of wild scratching, the patient may feel more comfortable. However, strong scratching caused serious skin damage. The harm of this kind of pubic louse is relatively common.

The principle of treatment for pubic lice is the first choice. During the treatment, do not share the same room, do a good job of personal hygiene, bathe frequently and change clothes frequently. In addition to timely treatment, patients with pubic lice should also trace the source of infection, especially their sexual partners, should be examined and treated. Clothes, bedding and pollutants used by patients with pubic lice should be boiled to kill lice or ironed with an iron. In case of secondary infection, oral medicine for the treatment of pubic lice can be used. Since it takes 3-4 days for the eggs of the pubic louse to hatch, it must be used for 3 days during the treatment period to ensure that the adult and eggs of the pubic louse are completely removed.