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I have just realised i have this, has anybody else had it before? Itching like fuck man, it's horrible...

I look like a crack head itching all the time!!

Never had this thankgod.

Whats the cure? weed?

Sounds nasty, never had them!!! Ouch, better stop itching or you'll make it worse conkers!! You'll also be infectious so if you live with others be careful, or they'll need treated too.

If they're on your body try Dexoprin Of course speak to someone else more qualified than me!!

This thread is making me itch, not cool.

Swettie get your touckis to your primary dr. and get something that will do the fix right. scabies will most likley need antibotics and a topical cream-for relief of itching.

Are Scabies the same as Shingles(sp) if so try massive amounts of vitamin B12 and essence of buttercup (get it a a health food, holistic herb shop) Helped my wife.

Willjay wrote:Are Scabies the same as Shingles(sp) if so try massive amounts of vitamin B12 and essence of buttercup (get it a a health food, holistic herb shop) Helped my wife.

no it´s not the same

you gotta go up to your doctor and get some cream ..... I've had it and the cream helps within a day

Scabies is caused by the miteSarcoptes scabiei. Scabies mites are attracted to the warmth and smell of humans. Female mites burrow into the skin, creating small, threadlike tunnels that you can sometimes see. The mites lay eggs and leave feces in these tunnels.

How scabies is spread1
Scabies usually is spread by close, intimate contact, such as sleeping in the same bed with or touching someone who has scabies. The scabies mite cannot fly or jump, and it moves very slowly.
Scabies mites can live up to 36 hours without a human host. During this time, the mites may spread to other people. Mites usually spread through skin-to-skin contact. But they can also spread from contact with clothing, bed linens, and other household and personal items.
A mite burrows very quickly under the skin, especially in areas where it is rough or wrinkled, such as the elbows, knuckles, and knees. Touching or scratching an area that is infested with mites can spread them to other parts of the body.
After burrowing under the skin, a female mite lays 10 to 25 eggs before she dies. The eggs hatch into larvae 2 to 3 days later. These larvae move to the skin's surface and become adults within about 14 to 17 days. This cycle continues until the mites are killed.

Boner wrote:This thread is making me itch, not cool.

me tooo

Bath time. It must be all in the head but when i read this i itch

DanFromUk wrote:Bath time. It must be all in the head but when i read this i itch

Hope so

Scabies in the head ? now that would give me a shudder
Seriously , Conkers mate , hope you've been to your doc's mate

ftcarer wrote:Scabies in the head ? now that would give me a shudder
Seriously , Conkers mate , hope you've been to your doc's mate

lol... what I meant was that I hoped it was just something he envisioned

No never! .

cheers for the help guys, i did go to the quacks and they've given me some cream which has actually made me stop itching, it feels damn good! Expensive cream though, ten pound a pop! Couldn't believe it when he told me, but yeah thanks again people!