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This may be to any medicines or other substances e.g. peanuts/soya)



Either prescribed or over the counter, including herbal remedies, supplements, or recreational drugs.


Yes
No
Not Applicable

Members over the age of 12 should apply 30g of cream. A few adults may need to use an additional tube for full body coverage but should not use more than 2 tubes (60g in total) at each application.

Apply up to 15 g of cream (1/2 tube of 30g) to children aged 6 to 12.

Apply up to 7.5 g of cream (1/4 tube of 30g) to children aged 2 to 5.

Under the age of two years, seek medical attention.


Scabies symptoms can take more than a month to appear, therefore, it is highly recommended for each member of an infected family be treated.


If so, was the medication intended for past or the latest scabies infection? What product was used and how was the effectiveness? Is this a 14-day follow-up treatment?


Please select your option

At most three days
A week
About two weeks
A long period
The infection keeps on recurring

  • Expecting a child or or nursing a baby
  • A Child under the age of two
  • A weakened immune system

As an example, No medication for a three-year-old Asthma inhalers for a 5-year-old (Clenil and Ventolin) A contraceptive tablet for one adult (Microgynon) No medication for one adult


Yellow discharge that weeps The crusting is yellow. Skin crusts that are thick


Typical signs and symptoms include:

  • Itching that worsens in the night
  • Itching that is specific to all body parts except the neck and face and doesnt affect infants.
  • Scabies rash consists of scratch marks and red scaly regions.
  • Scabies rashes primarily appear on the web spaces of one's fingers, ankles, wrists, ankles, palms, and the soles of the feet.
  • Burrows appear on the skin as tiny greyish lines
  • A rash that looks like a pimple

If you have, which specific medical practitioner did you see it could be a GP, Nurse, or Pharmacist If not, how do you know if your rash is caused by scabies?


This will be used to confirm the scabies infeciton

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  • You will read the manufacturer’s patient information leaflet and stop and report and adverse effects immediately to the relevant healthcare professional
  • Y0u confirm that you have answered all the above questions accurately and truthfully. You understand our team take your answers in good faith and base their decisions accordingly, and that incorrect information can be hazardous to your health.

Please ensure the medication is stored safely out of reach of young children or pets to prevent accidental ingestion.