Use of topicals for scabies in children < 15kg, Centre of Evidence of Dermatology

Guidelines classic scabies: in children < 15kg, pregnant or breastfeeding women Updated on january 2024

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Treated areas

In Children

Apply over the entire body, including the scalp and face, while respecting the peri-oral zones. The palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, which are more often affected in children, should be treated with care, including under the nails. Avoid any contact with mucous membranes, ingestion, or licking of the product. It is recommended to apply the treatment on the hands while the child is asleep, and then cover them with gloves or socks.

In Adults, Pregnant, or Breastfeeding Women

Apply over the entire body except the face.

When to apply?

Apply on day 0 and renew the application between day 8 and day 14.

Specific Administration Guidelines

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