Scabies sounds as though it should be simple. A tiny mite called Sarcoptes scabiei gets into the outer layer of the skin. It creates a shallow burrow, lays eggs, and causes an intensely itchy reaction. Kill the mite, and you’re done. Except sometimes you’re not. People can carefully treat scabies and still find themselves itching, …
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