Scabies can sometimes be misidentified as other skin conditions that look similar.

In children, scabies causes intense itching, a widespread rash, and often affects the scalp, face, and feet.

Chronic scabies presents with prolonged, severe itching, widespread rash, and thick, crusted lesions that can cover large areas of the skin.

See a doctor for scabies if you experience persistent, severe itching, notice a rash with burrows or blisters, or if symptoms do not improve

Signs of scabies on the skin include red, itchy bumps, blisters, and distinctive grayish burrows, typically located in skin folds and betwee

Scabies is a sneaky skin disease caused by the harmful Sarcoptes scabiei mite, which is very small but very strong. As soon as this...