Scabies is a skin infection caused by mites and is commonly seen in areas between fingers and toes, armpits, around the wrist, waist, elbow creases, buttocks, abdomen, nipples, genitals, and groin. . Young children and babies can get it on the scalp, soles of the feet, and face.
It is contagious and can spread from person to person. People who live with the infected person need treatment. All infected people should be treated at the same time to prevent reinfestation of this skin condition.
Natural home remedies for scabies
1. Camphor is used in various skin foods. It shows beneficial results in the treatment of scabies. Apply camphor mixed with coconut oil on the affected area for relief.
2. Neem oil has been used in Ayurveda for hundreds of years as a natural treatment for scabies. It is useful to stop the reproduction of parasites inside the skin. Heals injuries caused by scratching, relieves pain and itching sensation. For the treatment, add a couple of teaspoons of neem oil and some tincture of neem leaves in a bathtub and soak your body in it for 15 minutes. Then apply neem soap and use neem lotion after taking a bath. This natural treatment may take a while to completely get rid of the mites, but it guarantees immediate relief from itching.
3. Another useful home remedy for scabies is brimstone mixed with ghee and heated over low heat until all the brimstone is almost burned off. Remove from heat and let cool. Local application of this mixture on the affected area once or twice a day is found to be beneficial in treatment.
4. The juice extracted from fresh mint leaves is also used as a natural treatment for scabies. Apply mint leaf juice locally on the affected area to get relief.
Insects and mites live in your environment, sheets, pillows and cloths, so it is advisable to properly clean your sheets and cloths with an antibacterial detergent. Also take proper care of the hygiene of your room. All this will help prevent the recurrence of scabies.
Disclaimer: This article is not intended to provide health advice and is for general information only. Always seek the views of a qualified health professional before embarking on any health program.
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