Men with pubic lice often have these three early symptoms

Have you heard of pubic lice? It is a parasite that usually lives in human hair. The reason why there is a "yin" in its name is mainly because it often appears in the genitals. When a person is infected by this parasite, it will cause a series of abnormal reactions. Today, the editor will take stock of the early symptoms of male pubic lice.

(1) Skin itching:

When pubic lice use their beaks to pierce human skin to suck blood, they bite the human skin and inject their poisonous saliva into the human body. At the same time, they suck blood and excrete feces, causing paroxysmal itching of the pubic skin.

(2) Skin papules:

There is local redness and small red spots at the site of pubic lice bites, with blood crusts on them; local allergic reactions often occur, and papules often appear. Some pubic lice patients may also be infected by scratching, with symptoms of pus, exudate, and scabs.

(3) Blue-gray spots:

Near the affected area, you can see a 0.2-2 cm blue-gray spot, which is painless and itchy, does not fade when pressed, and can last for several months. This blue-gray spot can also be seen on the chest, abdomen, inner thigh, etc. It may be caused by blood coagulation caused by the saliva of pubic lice during the bite.