As it is a big problem that it is very difficult to find out when and from where it occurs in the human head, so fashionable women also shy away from mentioning it and whenever they get a chance, they put it in their hair. They look pale.
Thus, it is the responsibility of the teachers, especially the teachers, to keep an eye on the students' long nails, dirty teeth, and dirty clothes, and also to make sure that they are not camping in the heads of lowly worms.
In such a case, it is their responsibility to inform the concerned girl and the boy's parents in writing so that they can save him from this inconvenience.
In this regard, children should not be prevented from coming to school as a punishment, because in fact, children suffer this punishment, especially due to the negligence of their mother. In addition, the teacher must tell the whole class that one of them has lice on his head, so he should be careful and insist on checking his parents at home.
What is Lice?
Like bedbugs and other insects, lice are also parasitic. Bedbugs are found in furniture, bedding, and other household items, especially beds, etc., while lice live in vinegar hair. It is most common in children between the ages of 5 and 13, but it is not necessary.
It is also present in the scalp of older women, especially those women who do not have time to comb their hair carefully.
There are also women in the West who do not hesitate to use a pet monkey to clean their heads. It should be noted that in their spare time, monkeys pick up lice from each other's hair.
Lice cling to the skin of the vinegar and drink the food, although it is much smaller in quantity, meaning it sucks less than mosquitoes and bedbugs and accumulates more in the back of the neck and behind the ears.
Symptoms
Lice-sucking blood causes itching on the scalp and swelling of the skin. Frequent itching also causes bleeding from the skin.
Treatment
Basically, daily hair cleaning is an important requirement. Everyone must come to the children's home, inspect their heads and clean them thoroughly with a comb.
Lice-killing shampoos and creams are now very common, with the right use of which hair can be kept clean and safe from lice. Combing wet hair well will get the lice out with the comb, they should be killed immediately. People with lice should wash their clothes and pillowcases in boiling water.
It is also important to clean the hair band. Children should also be instructed not to sit face to face. It is also important to be careful not to use any pesticides to kill the lice. Neem oil is also an effective treatment for crushed leaves.