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19/01/2026
Scabies itself is a parasitic skin infestation caused by the Sarcoptes scabiei mite. While scabies primarily affects the skin and is characterized by itching and skin rashes, it is generally not considered to have direct comorbidities in the traditional sense of coexisting medical conditions that exacerbate each other.
Complications and secondary infections
However, scabies can lead to complications and secondary infections due to scratching and open sores. Scratching the affected areas can introduce bacteria into the skin, resulting in bacterial infections. These secondary infections can cause additional symptoms and may require medical attention.
Risk factors
Furthermore, in certain populations or conditions, scabies infestations may be associated with specific risk factors or challenges. For example, in crowded living conditions, such as nursing homes or institutions, scabies can spread more easily. Additionally, individuals with compromised immune systems may experience more severe symptoms.
It's important to note that the impact and complications of scabies can vary among individuals based on factors such as age, overall health, and living conditions.
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