After Permetherin treatment

The probability that your scabies are gone is low, especially if you see new spots on your back. A month waiting time gives them a huge opportunity to really spread. I've gone through probably 20 tubes of Perm and done a huge number of other treatments. Here's what works:

1) Bleach baths: 3/4 cup concentrated bleach (8.25% - the kind you find at Target) in a full tub of hot water - soak for 30 minutes. Not 1 cup, and not 1/2 cup. I've been perfecting this treatment, and if you Google it, you can read up on it.

2) Borax baths: 3 cups of borax and 1 cup hydrogen peroxide. 

3) Turpentine directly on the scabies sores - use a Q-tip. This one: 

4) Sulphur soap when you shower, and sulphur cream on the sores (note that you may have skin reaction - so be careful with the cream - test it first). This package: 

5) A skin brush - use in the shower and brush your entire body each shower (and each bath) - This one or similar: 

6) If you had more Perm cream, I would say use that every night on just the affected areas of your skin.

The bleach bath is your number 1 treatment. I know, sounds scary. The chlorine in the bleach kills them. We've been chlorinating water for a long time. Think swimming pool - only a bit stronger chlorine concentration. 

I've spent over $4,000 trying to rid my body of these critters. I'm almost there. After months of trying just about every treatment found on the Internet, I figured out it's all about the bleach and borax. You can Google those and start reading. When I'm completely clear I'm going to create a website about this so others will know what to do. Doctors really don't know much at all - and waiting that long only gives scabies a huge advantage to dig in deeper, make more of themselves, and create huge misery that could take months and months, or years, to eliminate. The solution is bleach baths.

You could switch it up 1 day bleach, next borax, and so on; or, 2 days bleach, 1 day borax, etc. 

Good luck - let us know what you wind up doing.

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Hi,  go to curezone[/b].org[/b] read up on it . Everyone is different. In my case whenever I get new red spots it's them back. Take Benadryl, it really helps. Hope you get red of it! God Luck

I did an initial permethrin treatment and followed it with another at 5-6 days later followed by another at a week post. I then would locally apply to areas of issue which I thought you were issues (to curb my paranoia). During this time it is also important that you have to daily wash your sheets and full bedding (I did an extra dryer cycle for 40 mins on high heat). You also can NOT wear clothes more than once without washing them. I always threw them in my tub so they wouldn’t be worn until they were washed. 

This continued for 2 weeks. 

It is normal for the itching to continue for a month or so after as this is your bodies way of expelling and fighting the residual from the mites. It’s when you stop seeing new burrows that’s your indication your winning the fight. 

What I would also do is put hot hot water into a mason jar and hold it on a burrow or itchy area for 20 minutes. This ends up burning and killing and egg which may be in that area. They say at 120* the mites die. I only spot treated this way after burrows we’re gone but did this on the bumps and spots still visible when they got itchy. 

You have a way to go but it sounds like your on the right track. The permethrin alone won’t kill them you need to continually clean your bedding etc as well.  At one point I even put all the cushions from our couch in garbage bags for a week as the mites won’t live off a body for more than 3 days. 

Keep up the fight. I was lucky and they were gone within a month with no further spots, burrows or infestation. 

Good luck. Your on the right track tho. Just add the deep deep cleaning. 

You can buy 10% grade permethrin on amazon. Way cheaper than going to the doctor. It's way more effective. 

Get some lotion, as it dries out your skin. 

You're welcome. 

I just wanted to report back that I was not reinfected. My advice to everyone is to see a dermatologist. I went to a top derm last week and found out I was suffering from Hives. I'll report back again in 2 weeks.