Escabin is a medication that has Deltamethrin as its active ingredient. This topical drug has pediculicidal and scabicidal properties and is indicated for the elimination of lice and tick infestations in general.
Escabin acts on the parasites' nervous system, causing their instant death. The time for symptom improvement varies depending on the treatment, which should be followed with discipline according to medical guidelines.
The medicine can be used in the form of shampoo, lotion or soap, with both forms guaranteeing its effectiveness.
What is Escabin for?
Lice; scabies; boring; tick infestations in general.
How to Use Escabin
Topical Use
Adults and Children
- Lotion: After the bath, rub the lotion in the affected area, leaving the medicine acting on the skin until the next bath. Shampoo: During the bath, apply the medicine on the scalp, rubbing the area with your fingertips. After 5 minutes, rinse well. Soap: Soap the entire body or the affected region, and let the medicine act for 5 minutes. After the determined time rinse well.
Escabin must be administered for 4 consecutive days. After 7 days, repeat the entire procedure to ensure the elimination of parasites.
Escabin Side Effects
Skin irritation; eye irritation; hypersensitivity reactions (respiratory allergy); in case of contact with open wounds, acute gastrointestinal or neurological effects may occur.
Escabin contraindications
Pregnant or lactating women; hypersensitivity to Escabin; individuals with open wounds, burns or situations that allow greater absorption of Deltamethrin.
