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‘Alarming’ surge in cases of ‘nightmare’ Victorian disease sweeping the UK as GPs urge Brits not to ignore key signs

25 October 2024
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‘Alarming’ surge in cases of ‘nightmare’ Victorian disease sweeping the UK as GPs urge Brits not to ignore key signs
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Brits are being warned to be vigilant about the signs of scabies, a Victorian disease causing intense itching due to microscopic mites burrowing under the skin to lay eggs. GPs are seeing a spike in cases, particularly in the north of England, and urge people not to ignore symptoms to prevent further spread. Treatment involves using topical creams or lotions, washing bedding and clothes on a high temperature, and avoiding physical contact until completing the full course of treatment.

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