According to the NHS website, symptoms may not appear until up to eight weeks after initial infection, as the body requires time to develop an allergic response to the mites. The site also mentions ...

The main symptoms of scabies are intense itching and a rash in areas of the body where the mites have burrowed.

“Scabies mites prefer warm, moist areas of the body ... or if burrow marks are visible. If you develop signs of infection (such as pus, swelling or fever), immediate medical attention is necessary.” ...

“Scabies mites prefer warm, moist areas of the body ... If you develop signs of infection (such as pus, swelling or fever), immediate medical attention is necessary.” Is it infectious?

“Scabies mites prefer warm, moist areas of the body ... If you develop signs of infection (such as pus, swelling or fever), immediate medical attention is necessary.” Scabies is highly ...

“Scabies mites prefer warm, moist areas of the body ... or if burrow marks are visible. If you develop signs of infection (such as pus, swelling or fever), immediate medical attention is necessary.” ...

“Scabies mites prefer warm, moist areas of the body ... or if burrow marks are visible. If you develop signs of infection (such as pus, swelling or fever), immediate medical attention is necessary.” ...

Human scabies is a debilitating ... secondary bacterial skin infection usually resulting from the excoriation of scratching and compromise of the integument by the mites themselves.

The mites are very small — for ... secondary bacterial infections can develop. Body lice infestation — unlike scabies and infestations of crab lice and head lice — is strongly associated ...