A presentation by Ibiyemi Ademola for YOUR
Program
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
PROGRAM
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
What is Louse (Plural. LICE) ?
 Lice are very small insects that
infest and lives on different
parts of your body.
 Lice feed on human blood and
cause intense itching in
affected areas
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Types of LICE
 There are three types of lice
that infest humans:
 pediculus humanus capitis (head
louse)
 pediculus humanus
corporis (body louse)
 phthirus pubis (pubic louse)
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
What do we really want to talk
about?
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
What is Pubic Lice?
 Pubic lice are tiny insects that
live on humans, usually in the
pubic hair. Infestation with
pubic lice can cause severe
itching.
 It is caused or transmitted by
crab lice which are known
as pediculosis pubis or
phthiriasis pubis
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Phthiriasis Pubis
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Some Affected Areas by Pubic Lice
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
That’s Not ALL
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Some Affected Areas by Pubic Lice
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Still Not Convinced?
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Some Affected Areas by Pubic Lice
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
How do we know? (Symptoms)
 The main symptom is severe itching in the
affected areas, usually in the pubic hair region.
Itching may take between one and three weeks
to begin after you become infected.
 Itching is usually worse at night, when the lice
feed. It is due to a sensitivity to louse saliva.
 Itchy red 'bumps' on the skin, in the hair-
covered areas, may appear.
 Faint blue spots may appear on the skin. This
occurs where the lice have been feeding.
 Skin irritation and scratching may cause
redness or a rash in affected areas.
 You may develop eye inflammation if your
eyelashes are affected.
 You might notice really tiny dark brown specks
in your underwear or your skin
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
How do we know? (Symptoms)
 Mild fever
 Feeling run-down
 Irritability (Things
easily irritate you)
 the presence of lice
or small egg sacs,
(nits) in pubic hair
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
How do we get Infected ?
 Unprotected Sexual
intercourse with infected
partner
 Body contact with person
who is infected either
through kissing and
hugging
 Sharing of Clothes
beddings, towels and
other materials with
person(s) who is infected
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
So it is not only through sex, you might not
really be safe, even if you don’t indulge in such
escapades
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Who can get infected?
Anybody including Children. The whole family can even
be infected.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
You are getting really Scared
Aren’t You
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Don’t Worry
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
It can be treated !!!
Treatment for Pubic Lice
 Wash the infested area; towel dry.
 Carefully follow the instructions
in the package or on the label.
Thoroughly saturate the pubic
hair and other infested areas with
lice medication. Leave
medication on hair for the time
recommended in the
instructions. After waiting the
recommended time, remove the
medication by following carefully
the instructions on the label or in
the box.
 Following treatment, most nits
will still be attached to hair
shafts. Nits may be removed with
fingernails or by using a fine-
toothed comb.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Treatment for Pubic Lice
 All sex partners from within the
previous month should be
informed that they are at risk for
infestation and should be treated.
 Avoid sexual contact with their
sex partner(s) until both they and
their partners have been
successfully treated and
reevaluated to rule out persistent
infestation.
 Repeat treatment in 9-10 days if
live lice are still found.
 Persons with pubic lice should be
evaluated for other sexually
transmitted diseases (STDs).
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Treatment for Pubic Lice
 To kill any lice or nits
remaining on clothing, towels,
or bedding, machine-wash
and machine-dry those items
that the infested person used
during the 2-3 days before
treatment. Use hot water (at
least 130°F) and the hot dryer
cycle.
 Items that cannot be
laundered can be dry-cleaned
or stored in a sealed plastic
bag for 2 weeks.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Treatment for Pubic Lice
 All bedding, towels, and
clothing that may have
been exposed should be
thoroughly washed or
dry cleaned, and your
home should be
vacuumed.
 Put on clean underwear
and clothing after
treatment.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Treatment for Pubic Lice
 Pregnant women, breastfeeding
women, and infants must use
products specially designed for
them.
 Everyone who may have been
exposed to pubic lice should be
treated at the same time. That
way they can avoid becoming
infected again.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Drugs ?
 A lice-killing lotion
containing 1% permethrin
or a mousse containing
pyrethrins and piperonyl
butoxide can be used to
treat pubic ("crab") lice.
These products are
available over-the-
counter without a
prescription at a local
drug store or pharmacy.
These medications are safe
and effective when used
exactly according to the
instructions in the package
or on the label.
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Once Again?
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Lets destroy Pubic Lice
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
References
 www.medicinenet.com
www.iwannaknow.org
Crab louse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
en.wikipedia.org
 Red itchy patches in pubic area · Skin Itching & Rashes discussions | Body & Health
Conditions center | SteadyHealth.com
www.steadyhealth.com
 Symptoms | Know My Status
www.knowmystatus.org
 STD symptoms: Common STDs and their symptoms - Mayo Clinic
www.mayoclinic.org
 Causes of itchy red bumps on genital area - Doctor answers on HealthTap
www.healthtap.com
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
Thank You
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew
About the Author
 Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola is
a graduate of Industrial Labour
Relations from Olabisi Onabanjo
University, OOU. He has
Diploma in Digital Film
Animation from NIIT and also a
student of Business
Administration Univeristy of
Lagos.
 He is also a student member of
Chartered Institute of Personnel
management (CIPM)
 He loves Research, writing,
consulting and teaching
Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and
Power Medical Crew

Pubic lice

  • 1.
    A presentation byIbiyemi Ademola for YOUR Program Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 2.
    Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamolafor MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 3.
    PROGRAM Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamolafor MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 4.
    What is Louse(Plural. LICE) ?  Lice are very small insects that infest and lives on different parts of your body.  Lice feed on human blood and cause intense itching in affected areas Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 5.
    Types of LICE There are three types of lice that infest humans:  pediculus humanus capitis (head louse)  pediculus humanus corporis (body louse)  phthirus pubis (pubic louse) Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 6.
    What do wereally want to talk about? Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 7.
    Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamolafor MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 8.
    What is PubicLice?  Pubic lice are tiny insects that live on humans, usually in the pubic hair. Infestation with pubic lice can cause severe itching.  It is caused or transmitted by crab lice which are known as pediculosis pubis or phthiriasis pubis Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 9.
    Phthiriasis Pubis Ibiyemi AdemolaAdedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 10.
    Some Affected Areasby Pubic Lice Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 11.
    That’s Not ALL IbiyemiAdemola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 12.
    Some Affected Areasby Pubic Lice Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 13.
    Still Not Convinced? IbiyemiAdemola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 14.
    Some Affected Areasby Pubic Lice Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 15.
    Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamolafor MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 16.
    How do weknow? (Symptoms)  The main symptom is severe itching in the affected areas, usually in the pubic hair region. Itching may take between one and three weeks to begin after you become infected.  Itching is usually worse at night, when the lice feed. It is due to a sensitivity to louse saliva.  Itchy red 'bumps' on the skin, in the hair- covered areas, may appear.  Faint blue spots may appear on the skin. This occurs where the lice have been feeding.  Skin irritation and scratching may cause redness or a rash in affected areas.  You may develop eye inflammation if your eyelashes are affected.  You might notice really tiny dark brown specks in your underwear or your skin Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 17.
    How do weknow? (Symptoms)  Mild fever  Feeling run-down  Irritability (Things easily irritate you)  the presence of lice or small egg sacs, (nits) in pubic hair Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 18.
    How do weget Infected ?  Unprotected Sexual intercourse with infected partner  Body contact with person who is infected either through kissing and hugging  Sharing of Clothes beddings, towels and other materials with person(s) who is infected Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 19.
    So it isnot only through sex, you might not really be safe, even if you don’t indulge in such escapades Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 20.
    Who can getinfected? Anybody including Children. The whole family can even be infected. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 21.
    You are gettingreally Scared Aren’t You Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 22.
    Don’t Worry Ibiyemi AdemolaAdedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew It can be treated !!!
  • 23.
    Treatment for PubicLice  Wash the infested area; towel dry.  Carefully follow the instructions in the package or on the label. Thoroughly saturate the pubic hair and other infested areas with lice medication. Leave medication on hair for the time recommended in the instructions. After waiting the recommended time, remove the medication by following carefully the instructions on the label or in the box.  Following treatment, most nits will still be attached to hair shafts. Nits may be removed with fingernails or by using a fine- toothed comb. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 24.
    Treatment for PubicLice  All sex partners from within the previous month should be informed that they are at risk for infestation and should be treated.  Avoid sexual contact with their sex partner(s) until both they and their partners have been successfully treated and reevaluated to rule out persistent infestation.  Repeat treatment in 9-10 days if live lice are still found.  Persons with pubic lice should be evaluated for other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 25.
    Treatment for PubicLice  To kill any lice or nits remaining on clothing, towels, or bedding, machine-wash and machine-dry those items that the infested person used during the 2-3 days before treatment. Use hot water (at least 130°F) and the hot dryer cycle.  Items that cannot be laundered can be dry-cleaned or stored in a sealed plastic bag for 2 weeks. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 26.
    Treatment for PubicLice  All bedding, towels, and clothing that may have been exposed should be thoroughly washed or dry cleaned, and your home should be vacuumed.  Put on clean underwear and clothing after treatment. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 27.
    Treatment for PubicLice  Pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and infants must use products specially designed for them.  Everyone who may have been exposed to pubic lice should be treated at the same time. That way they can avoid becoming infected again. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 28.
    Drugs ?  Alice-killing lotion containing 1% permethrin or a mousse containing pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide can be used to treat pubic ("crab") lice. These products are available over-the- counter without a prescription at a local drug store or pharmacy. These medications are safe and effective when used exactly according to the instructions in the package or on the label. Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 29.
    Once Again? Ibiyemi AdemolaAdedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 30.
    Lets destroy PubicLice Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 31.
    References  www.medicinenet.com www.iwannaknow.org Crab louse- Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org  Red itchy patches in pubic area · Skin Itching & Rashes discussions | Body & Health Conditions center | SteadyHealth.com www.steadyhealth.com  Symptoms | Know My Status www.knowmystatus.org  STD symptoms: Common STDs and their symptoms - Mayo Clinic www.mayoclinic.org  Causes of itchy red bumps on genital area - Doctor answers on HealthTap www.healthtap.com Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 32.
    Thank You Ibiyemi AdemolaAdedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew
  • 33.
    About the Author Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola is a graduate of Industrial Labour Relations from Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU. He has Diploma in Digital Film Animation from NIIT and also a student of Business Administration Univeristy of Lagos.  He is also a student member of Chartered Institute of Personnel management (CIPM)  He loves Research, writing, consulting and teaching Ibiyemi Ademola Adedamola for MFM Grace and Power Medical Crew