My daughter had a lot of lice on her head. My mother used a hot splint to perm her hair. The result was very comfortable.

In the past, living conditions were difficult, and many children would have a small parasitic bug on their heads, which was head lice. These little parasites run very fast, and their ability to reproduce is particularly strong, so if a child at school has head lice, he can quickly infect the people around him. Especially for girls with long hair, it is really uncomfortable once they are infected, because although this little bug is small, it sucks blood on the head, makes people itchy, and is difficult to eradicate.

As a little girl of that era, once there were lice on the head, she would either cut her hair very short or simply shave her head, or she would be "served" by her mother with various folk remedies, and some would even be Spraying pesticides was a rather miserable experience.

But now that conditions are better and children are more hygienic, few children are infected with head lice. Of course, there are exceptions. Some boarding children may be infected.

Yoyo is a third-grade primary school student. She goes to a boarding school and only has one vacation every week. Although Yoyo's mother usually dresses her children cleanly at home, but after staying at school for a few days, the children will be very dirty when they come home on weekends.

On the weekend, Youyou was doing homework with her head down on the desk at home. She suddenly said to her mother: "Mom, look, a little bug fell from my head, and it can still crawl!" ”

My mother ran over and took a look. Surprisingly, it turned out to be a louse. The mother quickly untied her daughter's braid and soon caught several more. However, since the child has so much hair, there must be invisible lice, and there are many, many eggs on the hair. What can we do?

The mother suddenly remembered that she had seen a method on the Internet and thought it should be very effective. She took out the splint she used to straighten her hair. She wanted to use this splint to perm her child's hair. Hot, maybe it can actually kill these nasty bugs!

Mom took action immediately. She heated the splint first, and then permed her hair several times. Now not only did the lice have nowhere to hide, but the eggs were also killed. Dead, it turned out to be really comfortable. The child does not need to have his hair shaved off, nor does he need to be sprayed with all kinds of strange medicines. In this way, the bugs and eggs can be removed in one pot, and the child finally feels comfortable.

Why do children get head lice? The main reason is not paying attention to personal hygiene, and there are also children around who have lice. If they bump into each other when studying or playing together, they can easily be infected.

This method of Yoyo’s mother is still very good. If your child unfortunately gets head lice, parents must not treat it randomly, because some wrong methods may hurt the child.

1. Never spray medicine on your child’s head casually, it is very dangerous.

When children have head lice, the older generation of parents used to treat their children with some drugs. For example, some parents spray some insecticide on their children's heads, and some parents wrap their children's hair in plastic bags, so that the lice will be suffocated.

However, this is wrong and very dangerous. Children have lice on their heads. Because they are extremely itchy, they often scratch them vigorously. Many children will have scratches on their scalps. If we directly spray insecticides like this, it is easy to cause poisoning of children. Therefore, the method of spraying or applying medicine to children without authorization must not be used.

2. It is not good to shave your hair. It will hurt the children’s self-esteem, especially girls.

In addition to treating head lice with medication, there is also a physical method that can eradicate it. Because head lice live in the hair and the eggs grow in the hair, cutting off the hair is a good way to cure it.

Once upon a time, there was a girl in our class who had lice on her head. Her mother shaved her head and the lice on her head were cured immediately. However, this girl has been nicknamed "Monk" since then.

Until she was in junior high school, some people still called her that. I thought she was very sad and depressed during that time. Children all have self-esteem, and boys are better off. If a girl has lice, shaving her hair is not a good idea.

3. Just looking for it won’t cure it. Children will still be “blood-sucked” by head lice.

There is a very thin comb that old people often use to comb their children's hair in order to comb out the lice on their heads. Of course, this method can reduce the number of lice on the head, but since there is no way to cure it and we cannot comb out the lice eggs, what we do is useless.

Lice suck blood, and then they will release venom in the body. Their venom and excrement can also cause inflammation of the child's skin and spread some infectious diseases, which is really hateful.

Children are the main people who get head lice, especially those who live in groups are easily infected by other classmates. Therefore, in order to prevent children from getting head lice, parents should take precautions in time.

①Teach children to pay attention to hygiene from an early age.

For some children, their parents are busy at work and they don’t pay attention to hygiene. Some children may not wash their hair once a week, which creates conditions for the growth of some bacteria and parasites.

Hygiene habits follow children throughout their lives, so it is important for us to train children to have clean sex from an early age. Take a shower, wash your hair, and change clothes every day to keep all kinds of bacteria and parasites away from you.

②Teach children to pay attention to the people around them, not to use combs, towels and other sanitary products, and not to bump into people.

Some children are very hygienic and have lice on their heads. Because lice are highly contagious, it is also important that people around you pay attention to hygiene. We teach our children not to mix daily necessities with others, or even touch their heads to let their hair come into contact with other people's hair. This is very critical to the child's health.

③ Pay attention to the hygiene of children’s living environment.

If the child is in a boarding school or kindergarten, parents should pay more attention to the school environment. Regular schools and kindergartens generally have clean and tidy environments. It is best for us to choose such schools for our children to attend.

If a child has head lice, we don’t need to believe in folk remedies, let alone just give the child medicine. We can use some safe methods to treat our children, or simply find a professional doctor for more reliable treatment.

Today’s topic: Have you ever had head lice?