Head lice are tricky 8 Articles

by Lucinda Gunnin

When my daughter was three, she got lice from one of the other children in her preschool. This is fairly common as young children do not know any better than to share hats, combs, blankets, etc. As soon as we found out th...read more

by Sunshine Simmons

Head lice (Pediculus capitis) are highly contagious parasitic bugs that thrive on the scalp and neck hair of humans. Having lice doesn't mean a person lacks hygiene, as they are passed from head to head, or from sharing c...read more

by Clare Kate

This is just an article to support one of your writers, regarding methods of curing head lice. I hope it won't be seen as plagiarism. That is not my intention. I did not take the writers name, but she added some valuable ...read more

by CM Gilbert

When my sister was younger she got head lice at a sleepover with friends. She came home and a few days later the itching and bites had begun. We tried the shampoo. No luck. The shampoo is just a pesticide and just like...read more

by Ann C Evans

A Way to Deal with Head Lice It's interesting to know that over three million people in the U.K have head lice and most of them are primary school children. It's a growing concern, for whatever cause of action you take,...read more

by Tracey R Gates

Just the words, "head lice", are enough to make anyone start itching. Those tiny, blood sucking pests come uninvited, and worse, are difficult to remove. But fret not. You're not alone. With diligence, you can get rid of t...read more

by Cynthia Herrera

My daughter contracted head lice from sitting next to a teammate in the dugout at a softball game last spring. When we discovered them, we bought the usual over-the-counter treatment and followed the instructions. We thoug...read more

by Tommi Wills

I know a a very simple way to rid Head Lice! This is safe,and really works, but I do not recommend doing this often, as it may dry out your child's head. This Should also be done in an open room. Like the Kitchen. This...read more