Scabies (1): Symptoms and When to See a Doctor: Itching and Small Rolls

SRIPOKU.COM – Scabies or scabies is an itchy skin condition caused by a tiny tick called Sarcoptes scabiei which cannot be seen with the naked eye.

Taste itchy things can happen in the area where the river is nesting.

The urge to scratch may become very strong at night.

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Scabies is contagious and can spread rapidly through close physical contact in families, child care groups, school classes, nursing homes or prisons.

Because scabies is so contagious, doctors often recommend treatment for entire families or groups of contacts.

Symptoms of scabies
Launching the Mayo Clinic, signs and symptoms of scabies can include:

1. Itching, often severe and usually gets worse at night
2. There are small rollers or bumps that are bitten by mosquitoes, but in scabies, the bumps are very many and are on thin skin

The burrows or traces usually appear in the skin folds.

Although nearly any part of the body may be involved, scabies or scabies in adults and older children is most commonly found in:

1. Between the fingers
2. Armpit
3. Around the waist
4. Along the inside of the wrist
5. Inner elbow
6. Soles of the feet
7. Around the breast
8. Around the male genital area
9. Butt
10. Knee

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