How many scabies reproduce in a day?

At room temperature, scabies.

It can survive for 2-4 days without the human body**, die in 10 minutes in an environment of 50, and the eggs can survive for about 10 days at room temperature 3. The environment of high humidity and low temperature is conducive to the survival of scabies. It takes 10-14 days for scabies to grow from eggs to adults, and adults can live for about 4-6 weeks.

After the male and female adults mate on the surface of **, the male dies, and the newly fertilized female worm will choose the appropriate part of the human body to drill in, dig a tortuous tunnel, and begin to lay eggs after a few hours, the female can lay 2-3 eggs per day, a total of 40-90 eggs; After 3-4 days, the larvae mature, will hatch after cutting the egg shell from the egg, and live in the tunnel for about 1 day, that is, leaving the tunnel to crawl freely on the surface of **, and then enter the hair follicle or **fold, digging a short tunnel; The larvae form larvae in this short tunnel for 2-3 days, and after a few days, the larvae metamorphose into adults, and then crawl to the surface of ** for the beginning of another generation. About 10% of the eggs can mature into adults.

Crusted scabies This type of scabies is the same as the traditional type of scabies.

Unlike the scabies, they are more tolerant to the environment, survive on the dander that falls off bedding and clothing, and can survive up to 1 week away from the host.

This insect builds a tunnel-like nest on the human skin, and eats all the way, which is painful, soak in the sulfur hot springs, rub the sulfur ointment, about two or three weeks, and then you will find it relaxed.

Scabies infection causes disease, and it is contagious. It is characterized by intense itching. They are often contagious in a family or group dormitory.

Scabies can survive for 2 to 3 days after leaving the human body, so the patient's used clothes, bedding, shoes and socks, hats, and pillows should be disinfected.

The ** of scabies is mainly treated externally, and systemic medication is generally required.

Chlorpyroxine is commonly used as a topical medicine, which is generally applied to the whole body and used for about a week, which is very good for killing scabies.

Pay attention to the disinfection of bedding and underwear. If the disease is co-affected in the family, it should be at the same time**.

Scabies mites belong to the order of true mites, sarcoptidae, and are permanent parasitic mites.

As soon as a person touches it, it will parasitize in the ** epidermis layer of humans and mammals, causing a stubborn ** disease with intense itching, that is, scabies (scabies).

The scabies mite that parasitizes the human body is the human scabies mite (sarcoptesscabiei).