Lice killer drug/Permithrin-as lice killer drug/All drug used as lice killer

The problem of hair lice is as uncomfortable as it is annoying due to itching. 

The eggs are laid in 8 to 10 days after the lice come on the head. 

After that it takes 10 days for the lice to grow. 

Lice are spread in the hair very quickly due to simultaneous lice from the eggs. 

In this case, no matter how much you use lice-killing cosmetics, the lice come back again and again. 

And due to the presence of various chemicals in these cosmetics, the hair is also severely damaged.

Lice killer drug:

 Iversafe Lotion 

 Uniscab Lotion 

 Proscab Lotion  

LINDANE LOTION 100ML 

 Psure Cream 

Klmite Cream 

 Gamamed Lotion

 Bactiscab Lotion 

Cetrimide + Menthol + Permethrin Cetrimide + Menthol + Permethrin Soap 

 Albendazole + Ivermectin Tablet

  Albendazole 400 Mg + Ivermectin 6 Mg Tablet

Lice killer drug:-permithrin 5%

Indication:

Scalp lice, pediculosis capitis 

Adult + child dose:

Pediculosis capitis, Pediculosis pubis

Apply to washed hair and leave on for 10 mins

before rinsing with water.

May reapply in 7 days 

Renal dose:

No information is available from controlled

clinical studies regarding the use of this drug

in patients with advanced renal disease.

Side effects

1-10%

Mild and transient burning and stinging (10%)

Pruritus (7%).

Precautions & warnings

Avoid contact with eyes and mucous

membranes. Cross-sensitivity may occur

with ragweed or chrysanthenmums. History of

asthma. Pregnancy and lactation.

Lactation: Not known if distributed in breast

milk; may temporarily withhold the drug while

the mother is nursing

Pregnancy & Lactation

Pregnancy Category - B

Animal reproduction studies have failed to

demonstrate a risk to the fetus and there are

no adequate and well-controlled studies in

pregnant women OR Animal studies have

shown an adverse effect, but adequate and

well-controlled studies in pregnant women

have failed to demonstrate a risk to the fetus

in any trimester.

Lactation:

 Not known if distributed in breast

milk; may temporarily withhold the drug while

the mother is nursing

Mode of Action

Permethrin is a pyrethroid pediculocide and

scabicide. It causes paralysis and death of the

pest by inhibiting sodium ion influx through

nerve cell membrane channels delaying

repolarisation.