Get Rid Of Head Lice
Stay calm and beat head lice with this head lice treatment guide based on recommendations from a Johns Hopkins pediatric dermatologist. Follow all provided instructions when using lice medication. Talk to a healthcare provider if you think re-treatment is necessary.
Treat head lice if you have an active infestation. Check all household members and other close contacts for head lice. Treatment To kill head lice and lice eggs, you can use a few methods.
Wet combing, smothering or dehydrating are ways to kill head lice. Or you can use medicine available with or without a prescription. The medicine may not kill the newest eggs.
So a second treatment at the right time to kill nymphs may be needed. With effective treatment, head lice can go away after two to three weeks. Sometimes, you might have to try a different kind of treatment if the first doesnt work.
How to treat head lice Watch this video for tips on treating head lice from board-certified dermatologists. Check for and treat head lice like a pro with these dermatologists' tips. Find out what board-certified dermatologists recommend for preventing lice, treating lice, removing lice and nits, and reducing risk of reinfestation in your household.
