Before classes started, a mother took her eight-year-old daughter to a salon for a haircut. After waiting their turn, the girl sat down, and the hairdresser began combing her hair.

To the hairdresser’s shock, she discovered a large number of tiny insects in the girl’s hair, which turned out to be lice.

The hairdresser immediately informed the mother, asking if she was aware of the lice issue. The mother admitted she knew about the lice but was unsure how to remove them and thought it wasn’t a significant problem.

The hairdresser was taken aback by the mother’s casual attitude and decided to share the incident publicly to highlight the dangers of lice, especially for young children.

Fortunately, there are many treatments available for lice, and it’s crucial to use lice removal products or consult a doctor as soon as you detect them, as lice can spread easily from person to person.

Lice are tiny, wingless parasites that feed on human blood and can be transmitted through close personal contact and the sharing of personal items, especially among schoolchildren.

Common symptoms of lice infestation include severe itching on the scalp, body, or pubic area, a tickling sensation from hair movement, visible lice on the body, clothes, or hair, and nits (lice eggs) attached to hair shafts, particularly around the ears and neck.

Scratching can cause sores on the scalp, shoulders, and neck, which may become infected, and bite marks may appear in areas like the pelvic region, upper thighs, waist, and groin.

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