L lauren_knight 1 min read

Natroba 0.9% Topical Suspension: My Experience and Concerns

#headlice #medication #natroba

I recently started using Natroba 0.9% Topical Suspension to treat head lice in my family. It seemed like a straightforward process, but I have some questions and concerns that I'd like to discuss. I applied it to my daughter's hair, left it on for 10 minutes, and then rinsed it off as directed. However, I noticed some skin irritation around her hairline. I'm wondering if this is a common side effect or if I should be concerned. Additionally, I'm not sure if I should apply it again in 7 days as recommended. Has anyone else had similar experiences, or do you have any advice on how to handle this?

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K kathryn_peters

I'm a school nurse, and I've seen plenty of cases of head lice. Natroba works well, but it's essential to check for lice again after 7-10 days to ensure there's no re-infestation.

C christopher_turner

Be careful with the application around the eyes. My daughter got some in her eye and it was really irritating. Maybe invest in some goggles for the next application.

R robert_stephens

I read the list of side effects, and it's terrifying. I might just opt for the mayonnaise and vinegar route.

E eric_reyes

I had a similar reaction with my son. The irritation went away after a few days, so I wouldn't worry too much. Just make sure to watch for any signs of a severe reaction.

C christina_kim

My doctor recommended Natroba, and it worked great for us. Just make sure to follow the instructions closely.

R randy_ramirez

I've used Natroba and other treatments. In my experience, it's better to use a fine-toothed comb to get rid of the nits anyway.

J jean_hudson

I applied Natroba to both my kids and didn't notice any irritation. However, I did have to apply it twice. I think it's important to follow the instructions carefully to make sure all the lice and nits are gone.

L larry_gardner

I had heard good things about this medication, but I might try something else after reading about the potential severe side effects. It's scary to think about that happening to a kid.

F frances_pierce

My family went through a lice infestation last year. I'm currently using Natroba and so far it's going well: 10 minutes, rinse, wait for 7 days and then rinse again.