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Ampicillin Safe. Oxytetracycline Safe. Ertapenem Safe. Econazole Safe. Gatifloxacin Low Risk. Sulfisoxazole Safe. Ampicillin and Sulbactam. Malathion Low Risk. Sears website, adult lice lay eggs close to the scalp, these take about a week to hatch 1. After they hatch, they are called nymphs and are lighter in color.
In about three weeks the lice will be ready to lay eggs, also known as nits. Head lice need the warm scalp to hatch, blood to suck, and can only live away from a body for about two days. Some common signs of infestation include an itchy scalp, visible nymphs and lice, and nits. Lice are transmitted by person-to-person contact or from items such as a hat, scarf, or brush. Lice cannot be transmitted from animal to human and it is also unlikely to get lice just from being in the same room as someone who has lice.
LactMed suggests that permethrin is the Centers for Disease Control's option of choice for treatment of head lice 2. Permethrin kills lice and their eggs. Two percent of permethrin is absorbed through the skin and is generally thought of as safe to apply to infants.
In a study done on lactating women in Africa who were exposed to crop powdering, permethrin was found in their breast milk but all were below allowable amounts. There have not been many studies done on the effects on breastfeeding children.
No adverse reactions have been reported. Follow the directions of the product to ensure proper use. LactMed states the same results for pyrethrin use on lactating women as for permethrin 2. This is because they are both pyrethroids. Sears notes that pyrethrin is derived from chrysanthemums and affects lice only, and not their eggs 1.
Most pyrethrin shampoos come with an egg rinse and removal comb. You will need to repeat the treatment in seven to 10 days to take care of any newly hatched lice from the nits you may have missed. Do not use pyrethrin based products if you are allergic to plants from the ragweed family. Make sure you follow the product's directions. The Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database states that a study showed a topical spray of anise, coconut oil and ylang ylang oil to be as effective at treating lice as products containing permethrin 3.
More evidence is needed to verify the results as well as establish it safe for use during lactation.
Cholesterol levels and the breast-feeding mom. One-year follow-up of lipoprotein metabolism after pregnancy. Biol Res Pregnancy Perinatol 7 2 Metabolism Oct 34 10 Effect of postpartum lactation on lipoprotein lipids and apoproteins. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition August vol. See Dental Work and Breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is not contraindicated during fertility treatment. However, some of the drugs used for fertility treatment may significantly decrease milk supply.
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