The infestation of lice in humans is a condition known as Pediculosis. There are many different methods that can be used to cure a head lice infestation. It is important that you cure this infestation not only to remove your own suffering but also to stop this global problem that spreads further and further every single year. For this reason lice are considered an endemic and they infest the heads of hundreds of millions of people every single year. Families with children are for ore likely to get a lice infestation because children are at such a great risk. This risk is at its peak between the ages of three and ten. To prevent the further infestation in our communities and families we must use methods to cure head lice.
It is easy to identify a a lice infestation. One of the first signs is that the infected person will begin to have small black specks on their hair and on their pillow cases. This will be far more obvious for people with lighter hair and a lighter colored pillow case. The infected individual will also begin to have 'nits'. These are lice eggs which are glued to the hair and scalp. This will appear similar to dandruff but will not come off easily. Bite marks from the lice, which eat blood, will cause large sores on the scalp and neck. These will itch and in some cases hurt.
There are several different cures for lice. There are pesticides, delousing combs, lotions, and several other natural methods. Pesticides are usually considered the most effective. This method can kill the entire infestation in a little as ten days if the instructions are followed correctly. This will take two treatments, spaced ten days apart. This is because lice take nine days to hatch from their eggs.
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