How to get rid of scabies in 24 hours using a bleach bath
I was recommended by my doctor to take a bleach bath before starting my treatment for scabies.
The idea was that a bleach bath and prescription treatments would kill the mites on the surface of the skin.
There is a lot of anecdotal evidence and people on the internet claim that a bleach bath works for them.It is still evidence despite the fact that anecdotal evidence isn't always reliable.If it has worked for other people, what is the harm in trying?
If people are having success with it, you have nothing to lose by trying it.When you have scabies, it helps to hit them with everything you've got, so I took a few bleach baths during my treatment, but I can't say for sure if it helped or not.
bleach is a very cheap home remedy and you probably already have it around the house.Have a go.It's great if it works.No harm will be done if it doesn't.
If you have a skin condition like eczema or severe allergies, then perhaps you should stick to the natural treatments recommended on this site.
It is true that bleach is harsh on skin, but it is also designed to be much stronger than bleach.If you have good skin, give it a try.
It is very simple.Warm water is enough to cover your shoulders.Depending on the size of the bath, add 2-4 cups of regular household bleach.It will kill surface mites, but not so strong that it will damage your skin.If you smell like you just went for a swim at the YMCA, you should use a scabies bleach bath.If you can't smell anything when you're out, you need to put more.
If you want to extend this up to 40 minutes after a few times, just gauge how your skin reacts with each longer bath, and then you'll be good to go!!
It is not good for your skin to bleach it, so it is a good way to protect it afterwards.If you are suffering from scabies, I recommend using a mixture of regular body lotion and tea tree oil.The tea tree oil can be carried into the skin with the body lotion.It's a good idea to get some scabies killing oils into your skin.
The advice is varied, but my recommendation is to do it every day for the first 3 days, then give your skin a rest, because it is likely you will be using other scabies treatments too.
Your skin is tough and needs to be taken care of.You don't want to punish your skin too much with the harsh treatments.Don't forget to keep bleach baths in moderation, they can be a great addition to your treatment plan.A combination of treatments is a good way to treat scabies.
Are you currently suffering from a disease?My full guide to treating scabies can be found here.This is the same treatment plan I used to treat my own, and I am sure it will help you as well.Wishing you good health soon!Jon.
Jon is a researcher who wants to eradicate scabies from the planet.He likes to eat carrot cake and play games at the same time.
It works and permethrin gave me moles I need removed now I recommend bleach baths online as did a nurse it's the first way it was ever treated along with sulphur soap
I still see the mites, so I am applying stick deodorant on them.It seems to work.I change my underwear and T shirt twice a day.It is highly recommended to bathe in bleach baths.Jon helped with the website.
Thank you so much for this information.Do you rinse off after taking a bleach bath??
I don't rise after a bath.I use the beach in the bath.I use two cups of baking soda in the alternate bath.I don't rinse after either bath.
I am so happy!I have been dealing with this issue for a few years and all I've been doing is taking 5 percent permethrin, it seems to help a bit, but they always come back down the road, thank you everyone for making me feel like there's hope again, I just