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September 23rd 2011, 03:47 AM
Do you actually have head lice? If so, what methods have you already tried using? A fine toothed nit comb can help to get them out. Here you can read up on treatment options. If it's been persisting for six months now and you can't get them out, you should take a visit to your doctor and perhaps he can assist you better.
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Re: head lice -
September 23rd 2011, 10:28 AM
If there are no live lice just white particles, it sounds more like dandruff.
Dandruff can also cause itching which is why you could be mistaking it for headlice. As Angel said, your best bet is to take a visit to your doctor so that he can determine what is wrong.
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September 23rd 2011, 02:03 PM
You won't be able to wash the nits out, even with medicated stuff.
However, you should be able to get them out using a nit comb. Since you don't have any live headlice, regular conditioner will suffice for this job. If you do find live lice again (once the nits hatch) then try using tea tree oil. ![]() |
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September 23rd 2011, 02:50 PM
As has been said, a nit comb should do the job. They have tiny teeth, meaning they shouldn't have a problem combing out the small stuff (like nits).
But for future reference, this would fall more under "General Health", not "Mental Health".
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September 23rd 2011, 04:12 PM
My brother had nits for a long time and even passed them to me for a while.
We used the treatment that stays on for 12 hours (basically you just leave it in overnight and wash it out the next morning) and then combed it out thoroughly everytime it was washed until they were all gone. If by "tiny white nits" you mean the eggs, then yes, they can be a bugger to get out. But make sure your hair is wet. Put some conditioner in, comb it out as well as you can, and then wash out the conditioner. The eggs can't cling to the follicles of your hair when it's got conditioner in it and it makes it a lot easier for the comb to get through. Also make sure you brush your hair really well first so all the tugs are gone.
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