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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #14086
1 year ago
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How to reduce lice in hair lice - #14086

Rabiya

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Namaste Rabiya, Frequent lice infestation is a common issue and can be managed effectively with Ayurvedic remedies that cleanse the scalp and prevent re-infestation. Here is my recommendation:

1. Neem (Azadirachta indica) Neem Oil: Massage neem oil into your scalp and leave it on for 1-2 hours. Neem has potent anti-lice and antimicrobial properties. Neem Water Rinse: Boil neem leaves in water, let it cool, and use it to rinse your hair after washing. 2. Camphor and Coconut Oil Mix camphor in warm coconut oil and apply to the scalp before bed. This helps suffocate and kill lice. 3. Shikakai Powder Wash hair with Shikakai powder (natural Ayurvedic shampoo). It cleanses the scalp thoroughly and prevents lice growth. 4. Vinegar Rinse Dilute apple cider vinegar or white vinegar with water and rinse your hair. This loosens lice eggs from the hair strands. 5. Prevention Tips Wash combs, pillowcases, and towels in hot water regularly. Avoid sharing hair accessories or combs with others. Tie your hair neatly to prevent re-infestation. Follow these remedies consistently for a few weeks. If lice persist, consult a trained Ayurvedic practitioner for further treatment.

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Dealing with persistent lice can be really annoying, right? Lice seem to have this crazy knack for coming back, and it can feel like a never-ending battle! Let’s chat about some Ayurvedic approaches you might find helpful for kicking these pesky critters out for good.

First off, understanding the why behind their comeback is key. It’s often about missing eggs or reinfestation from surroundings. Start by thoroughly combing the hair with a fine-toothed lice comb, best done after applying a natural lubricant like coconut oil. Take your time, go through small sections at a time.

A traditional remedy involves neem (neemba) oil, because it’s known for its insecticidal, antiseptic properties. Before bed, just lightly warm some neem oil and massage into the scalp, cover your head with a shower cap. I know it sounds awkward, but let it stay overnight. Wash it off in the morning with a mild shampoo. Repeat this every few days for a couple of weeks. You can also rinse your hair with a solution made from water and a few drops of generously ground neem leaves.

Pyjamas and bed linens could also be a getaway for lice, so be on top of changing and washing these in hot water, plus drying them on high heat. They can’t withstand those temperatures.

Then we have the very lifestyle aspect—creating a clean, healthy environment helps! Regularly cleaning combs, brushes, clips through soaking them in hot water and a little soap.

Don’t underestimate a healthy diet, even for something like lice. Ayurveda emphasizes boosting our body’s shakti (energy), enhancing ojas (vitality). So, plenty of vegetables, fruits, whole foods, plus hydration to keep your system clean and skin nourished.

If things feel out of control, like if there’s irritation, infection, or just can’t handle it anymore—see a doctor to explore further options. Lice may be frustrating, but perseverance and natural care can often do the trick! It’s all about sticking to it, despite the itchiness and frustration. Let me know how it goes, or if there’s more info you need on this adventure?

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