lice infestations การใช้

• Lice infestation during that same period was more prevalent than chickenpox.
• Once lice infestation starts, it can spread like wildfire,
• Poorly taken care of dogs are more prone to getting a lice infestation.
• Lice infestations can prove fatal, eating into the fins and head of young fish.
• Children are bald, shrunken and bare, repositories of lice infestation, malnutrition and want.
• Shaving the head or cutting the hair extremely short can be used to control lice infestation.
• This is a formula for maximizing lice infestation within the student body, not minimizing it.
• Head lice infestations might serve as a protection against body lice by inducing cross-resistance.
• According to witness accounts, Paraluman was bald when captured due to lice infestation while in hiding.
• A family can easily rack up a $ 60 to $ 70 bill to treat a single lice infestation.
• Short hair, baldness, or a shaven scalp are generally seen as a preventive measure against lice infestation.
• Mellanby had an interest in head lice infestation and scabies was thus a natural area of research for him.
• This will also eliminate  particularly if maintained for the length of the parasites'reproductive cycle  lice infestation.
• In the van, they keep blankets, bandages, remedies for lice infestation and other medicine . Everything is donated.
• In the same pear, lice infestation requires the use of many insecticide sprays; in this condition, local beekeepers refuse to lend beehives.
• The farms allegedly cause such severe sea lice infestations that one study predicted in 2007 a 99 % collapse in the wild salmon population by 2011.
• Here, he survived for months in an atmosphere of cold, starvation, beatings, outright murder, lice infestation and constant reminders of death.
• We have pretty good evidence that a sea-lice infestation of wild stocks came from farm-raised fish in British Columbia, " Grader said.
• A common school policy for preventing head lice infestations is probably too restrictive, needlessly excluding many non-contagious children from class, government research suggests.
• It may also be caused by or accompanied with lice infestation ( pediculosis ) leading to inflammation of the scalp, or the mass can become malodorous.