How to treat pubic lice?

The pubic lice is a parasite that cannot be separated from the human body. It lives on blood sucking. Generally, it grows more than hairy parts such as genitals and anal areas. In fact, any hairy place grows, such as chest hair and body hair. Clinical treatment of pubic lice, the first to remove hair, use sulfur ointment or calamine lotion to smear the affected area, or use 0.01% dichlorophenyl ether chrysanthemum solution. This is a highly effective chlorine-containing pesticide with low toxicity. This medicine also has a killing effect on pubic lice eggs. At the same time, attention should be paid to the isolation of personal use items from others during treatment to prevent cross-infection.