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General Category => Questions and Answers => Topic started by: zero1esct on 22 September 2018, 02:58:39 pm
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Hello women and guys if there are some. I have a big problem :FF doing this work I just once had throat STI, so I'm protected mostly from it, but in the past year I found out I have pubic lice, I did treatment few times already. But I think because my regulars have it too I resume having pubic lice once in a while, mostly every 4 months :/
I'm not sure what it can be done more? My regulars probably don't get symptoms if they don't treat themselves. I cannot tell all my regulars to check themselves out, it would be the worst. I work with a bit higher price range. So I cannot do anything? :'( do I need to deal that I will need to do this treatment every few months?
Also this pubic lice gets into my hair too and I'm not sure how it affects my hair this cream that I put onto it every 4-5 months.
Anybody has/had the same problem? What shall we do?
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If you don't shave or wax your pubic hair, then now may be the time to start: No hair, nothing for the lice to hang onto.
For head hair, it's nut comb time (removes adults and eggs) or insecticide time. It can take a couple of weeks either way, and as long as you have them, 'close contact' can result in others getting them. You also need to put pillows etc into a hot wash, frequently.
If everyone you are getting into that contact with isn't getting treated, you just end up reinfecting each other.
If you have had an STI in your throat once, you can obviously get it again...
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Yikes! I presume it's one regular who's given them to you, and you've now maybe passed it on so you keep re-infecting/being re-infected. I've never experienced lice, but much as it pains me to say it as a fan of natural pubic hair, shaving may be the answer, at least in the short term.
AFAIK, they're visible to the naked eye, so I would also do a close inspection of your clients!
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If you don't shave or wax your pubic hair, then now may be the time to start: No hair, nothing for the lice to hang onto.
For head hair, it's nut comb time (removes adults and eggs) or insecticide time. It can take a couple of weeks either way, and as long as you have them, 'close contact' can result in others getting them. You also need to put pillows etc into a hot wash, frequently.
If everyone you are getting into that contact with isn't getting treated, you just end up reinfecting each other.
If you have had an STI in your throat once, you can obviously get it again...
Which is why 25 years ago I caught crabs from someone who had just done that, I'm assuming it was in his bedding? ???
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Time to shave it all off and definitely check clients.
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Having an STI once does not give you resistant to other STIs.
I have never had anything thankfully.
As well as washing what can be washed do pillows and mattress have to be thrown out, I would get rid of all.
I would have thought lice were very itchy, are you itchy?
Shave for sure.
I would be checking everyone that comes to you if lice are visible.
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I'm fully shaven escort, that's why it's so hard for me to notice when I get this thing. Usually I notice on my vacations, when I don't shave for a week or so. Usually I shave every 2-3 days.
I assume they get into my hair every once in a while or maybe by doing blowjobs :/
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Having an STI once does not give you resistant to other STIs.
looool. Thanks for second comment, where did I say opposite?
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Thanks for second comment, where did I say opposite?
It's what I interpreted..
I just once had throat STI, so I'm protected mostly from it
.. as.
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I could not bare to keep getting this i would chuck out everything pillows bedding etc and either stop seeing the regulars as one gave you it or tell the regs that 1 person has given you this so they can get treating themselves.
Last resort i would try and buy one of those ultra violet type wands that i have heard you can get to inspect on the cloents if any have crabs i am sure a past Australian friend said they get used a lot to inspect customers to avoid this type of thing over in Australia.
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It's what I interpreted..
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Exactly.
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If you're fully shaven and only get the pubic lice back when you're on vacation (so not seeing clients) it sounds like your bedding is reinfecting you maybe? It sounds like you might have had a bad infestation once and never properly got rid of them.... especially if they're in your hair too!
I would personally get rid (throw away) every single piece of your bedding and buy new, if you can't buy a new mattress then hoover it well and turn it over. Dose your head hair with nit treatment and shave off every bit of body hair - would be what I would do, all on the same day.
Sorry to hear you are suffering with this it sounds pretty awful x
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A good thing for escorts anyway is to buy one of those waterproof covers that goes over your whole mattress and zips up - you can either boil wash it or chuck and replace every now and again, but it stops any nasties going on your mattress.
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What has your local GUM suggested?
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Pubic lice does not go to the air in your head.
Even if you scooped head lice and pubic lice and put on your tummy they would make way to where they came from.
Unfortunately shaving will not eradicate the problem. Medicated shampoo will.
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Pubic lice does not go to the air in your head.
Even if you scooped head lice and pubic lice and put on your tummy they would make way to where they came from.
Unfortunately shaving will not eradicate the problem. Medicated shampoo will.
This was my experience with treatment however the lice did end up in my head hair, which was just awful.
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Even fully shaven doesn't stop as they need coarse hair to survive.
Personally, I would stop seeing the regular and tell him he needs to sort his health out. If he's walking around itching from this, then what else is he ignoring.
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OP, it sounds like you're becoming re infected either from there being un hatched eggs going through their life cycle or from your regular clients. You need to fumigate...Use the treatments as instructed but also either throw away, or put all of your towels and bedding on a boil wash (at least 60 degrees, preferably 90) clothing and anything else you've been in contact with over the past few months and anything that can't be washed is to be put into a sealed plastic bag for 72 hours (this kills any stray mites/eggs) As already said vacuum your mattress/turn it over and I would also use shake on insecticide on carpets before vacuuming your whole house. Then somehow you need to tell your regulars that they need treating too, it won't be easy but its the only way to stop this vicious circle. Good luck :)
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After getting rid of them, I've heard lice don't like tea tree oil. I know coconut oil is good for getting rid of lice in your hair, as it stops them from moving around, so you can comb them out easily.
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A conditioner is really good when treating. Helps the runners and eggs slide out of the hair. You have to treat everyone in the house though, and like pubic lice, bedding and towels have to be washed. You also have to repeat every couple of days. Even if you use chemicals, you have to retreat about a week later to get rid fully. Something a lot of people fail to do and wonder why they have loads
To stop nits, tea-tree products are a good deterrent. After my kids getting nits a couple of times as kids, started using tea-tree on them, and although we were constantly getting letters informing us the school had a nit problem, mine were always free.
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Commiserations!
Just a note re: shaving – this is actually not an effective way to treat or prevent lice, as they can burrow into your skin in the absence of hair (I know ew).
Two treatments six-ish days apart are usually needed to break the hatching cycle, and you need to be careful about timing your washes/what bedding you use between those treatments, so you're not constantly re-infecting yourself.
My flatmate recently had them and though there's no sexual contact between flatmates all four of us had to coordinate treatments and towel/bedding/clothing boiling in case they'd travelled. A real pain, they're super contagious.
Good luck! x