Pregnancy Interaction

• Permethrin is thought to be safe to use during pregnancy on small places and as indicated because it doesn't get absorbed into the body very much.
• Only use with a doctor's permission, especially during the first trimester.
• It's OK to use when breastfeeding, but don't put it on your breasts so that babies don't accidentally eat it.

Faq For Medicine

Q1: What does Alscab Soap do?
It is used to treat skin infections caused by mites, lice, scabies, and itching.

Q2. Is it safe for kids?
Yes, Permethrin is often used in kids older than two months, but a doctor should check the dose.

Q3. How long should I leave it on my skin?
Usually 8 to 10 minutes on the body while washing, although this depends on what the doctor says.

Q4. Is it safe to use on the face?
Be careful when using; don't get it in your eyes, nose, or mouth.

Q5. Does Alscab Soap kill nits (eggs)?
Permethrin kills mites and some eggs, but you may need to use it again.

Q6. Is it okay to put on moisturizer after a bath?
Yes, but only after the skin has been rinsed and dried fully.

Q7: Is it safe for pregnant women to use?
Yes, but only after talking to a doctor.

Expert Advice

• Use the soap every day or as directed until the lice or scabies are gone.
• To avoid getting sick again, wash clothes, bedding, and towels that you used in the last 48 to 72 hours.
• Don't put it on damaged skin, wounds, or really bad eczema.
• Cut your nails short to lower your risk of getting an infection from scratching.
• To stop it from happening again, treat all family members who live near to each other at the same time.

Side Effects

• A lot:
• A little burning
• Feeling of tingling
• Redness
• Dryness
• Itching (may also be a sign that scabies is getting better)
• Not as common:
• Irritation of the skin
• Rash
• Swelling
• Uncommon:
• Very rare severe allergic reaction

 How It Works

• Permethrin is in Alscab Soap, and it operates in two steps:
• Neurotoxic effects on lice and mites
• It paralyzes and kills mites, lice, and their larvae by breaking down the membranes of their nerve cells.
• Lasting effect
• Keeps skin safe for several days after being put on.
• So, it gets rid of mites, removes itching, and keeps them from coming back.

Medicine Interaction

• Topical permethrin has very little systemic absorption, therefore interactions are not common. But:
• Don't use additional irritating soaps or scrubs at the same time.
• Unless your doctor tells you to, don't mix with topical corticosteroids, as this could make permethrin less effective.
• Don't use with other antiseptic washes that could make your skin further drier.
• There are no known significant medication interactions.

 How to Use

• Soak the body.
• To make a lather, use Alscab Soap all over your skin.
• Let it sit for 8 to 10 minutes or as your doctor says.
• Wash well with water.
• Gently pat dry.
• Use once a day or as directed.
• Do not let it touch your eyes, mouth, or inside your nose.
• Use on all regions of the body, even between fingers, toes, and beneath nails if you have scabies.
• After treatment, wash your clothes and bed sheets to keep from getting sick again.

Uses / Indications

• Scabies (infestation by mites)
• Pediculosis (lice infestation)
• Itching because of mites
• Scabies mites can irritate the skin.
• Helps lower the chance of getting sick again