Head lice are a parent’s nightmare—tiny, persistent insects that make a peaceful household itchy and uncomfortable. These pests often spread quickly in schools through close contact or shared personal items. If you’ve dealt with lice before, you know it’s a time-consuming process involving combing, treatments, and plenty of patience. Lice are small, wingless creatures that live on the scalp and feed on blood. They lay eggs, called nits, near the scalp, which can be difficult to remove. While lice don’t spread disease, their presence causes intense itching and discomfort. They can survive off the scalp for up to 48 hours,...
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