Scabies is a contagious skin condition that spreads from one person to another through physical contact. Therefore, it is recommended to avoid close physical contact until the treatment for scabies is completed.

Scabies is a contagious skin condition caused by the Sarcoptes scabiei mite, which burrows into the skin to lay eggs. It leads to an itchy rash, especially at night. It spreads through close skin contact and can affect anyone. It should be treated quickly to prevent its spread.

Scabizine 1% Lotion is not recommended for use in premature babies. It should be used in children only if advised by the doctor. Please consult the doctor if you have any concerns regarding the usage of Scabizine 1% Lotion in children.

The side effects of Scabizine 1% Lotion include rash, dryness, itching, or burning sensation in the treated area. Consult the doctor if any of these side effects persist or worsen.

No, Scabizine 1% Lotion is not available over-the-counter as it is a prescription medication. It should be used only if prescribed by the doctor.

Yes, Scabizine 1% Lotion is used to treat scabies and to kill lice, eggs, and nits as it contains an anti-parasitic agent that works by penetrating into the skin and killing them.

Yes, Scabizine 1% Lotion is safe if used in the dose and duration prescribed by the doctor.

Scabizine 1% Lotion can be left overnight (for 8-12 hours) unless you experience irritation. Rinse off the product next morning.

If you experience severe local irritation, such as intense redness, itching, dryness, or a stinging/burning sensation, discontinue the use of Scabizine 1% Lotion and consult the doctor.

Avoid contact of Scabizine 1% Lotion with the eyes. If accidental contact occurs, rinse it off thoroughly with plenty of water. Do not use it on large areas of broken skin, crusted (scabby), or open sores. When applying to someone else, wear gloves made of materials that are least permeable to the lotion, such as sheer vinyl, nitrile, or latex with neoprene. Do not use natural latex gloves as they are more permeable, and be sure to wash your hands thoroughly after application. Do not cover the treated area with tight or plastic clothing, plastic linings, blankets, or diapers, as they are unbreathable. After applying Scabizine 1% Lotion, avoid contact with other people's skin, especially babies or small children. Avoid scratching the skin as it may worsen the infection, and avoid direct skin-to-skin contact. If your sexual partner develops scabies, seek medical help. Do not use oils including moisturizers, skin lotions, oil-based conditioners, and hair products on the hair or skin before or after applying Scabizine 1% Lotion, as oils may increase its absorption and cause adverse effects.

Scabizine 1% Lotion should be applied as often as recommended by the doctor. The doctor will determine the frequency of using Scabizine 1% Lotion based on your condition being treated.

Scabizine 1% Lotion will start working as soon as you apply it. However, it may take a few weeks to show its complete effects.

Do not apply moisturizer, before or after using Scabizine 1% Lotion as it may increase its absorption and cause adverse effects. It is advised to wait for an hour after applying Scabizine 1% Lotion before applying moisturizer.