My dog has red demodex mange. I found some positive responses from people who used cream demodexin for red mange treatment. Can you comment and let me know if i could use the demodexin on my dog?
The demodexin is for human demodicosis. We know that people buy this cream to treat demodex on their dogs and we do have many positive responses as well. The demodexin is natural product and should not cause any side effects. If you decided to use it as demodex mange treatment, you should apply it one time a day, before bed time with very thin layer.
Also, if you are to use the demodexin, it is better to bath your dog with anti mange shampoo Dogs n Mites. The shampoo helps to stop the dog from scratching. The Dogs n Mites shampoo has specifically formulated to help dogs to control and rid of mange mites. It helps to eliminate symptoms of demodex mange and prevents the mange mites from growing.
Need help with demodex
Before looking for help and trying to find answer to
different demodex related questions, you need to have demodex
test done. Only a test can answer if you have demodex. These human skin parasites
are so small that only lab test under microscopic can determine their putrescence on your skin. The symptoms of demodex are no help as it often resembles to rosacea and acne.
If you diagnosed with demodex, you should not wait and start anti demodex treatment. There are many help sources available on demodex but you should always check with your doctor first. Treatment of demodex is not matter of few days. Depending on severity it may take weeks before the symptoms are gone and maybe month to put these human bugs under control.
Many people mistakenly trying to cure demodex, thinking that it is possible to get rid of
mites once and for all. Well, we should remember that demodex bugs are present on most humans all the time. Trying to kill every single demodex may not be possible. The main goal in demodex treatment is not to kill every demodex mite but make sure that it is under control and not causing any more troubles. Strong and healthy immune system can control the mites population but it does not kill all demodex.
Demodex can be found on face skin, scalp and even eyelashes. Because of the extended treatment, the anti demodex medications with antibiotics and chemicals may not be a good help. Chemicals suppress our immune system. There are natural demodex products available as option to antibiotics.
So, how do we kill demodex mites, these small human skin parasites that live in or near the sebaceous glands and the hair follicles?
Most of us, humans have the demodex parasites on our skin. The immune system can control these microscopic bugs and many of us don't even know about the demodex. Some of us have stronger immune system than the others. Except natural factors: aging, long illness there are many other reasons which can suppress our immune system and help these human skin bugs to multiply.
If multiplied with no control, the demodex will need effective treatment. There are ways how to kill demodex mites. Many anti demodex creams and ointments available which can help to bring these human skin bugs under control and clear out the skin. One thing we need to keep in mind though that some of the most effective topical products which can kill demodex mites are chemical based products and antibiotics. We should be very careful while using those products because antibiotics can suppress our immune system and at the end, help the demodex to multiply instead of killing the mites.
Natural anti demodex products are on another hand don't have the side effects as antibiotics do. Natural cream Demodexin with sulfur, lemon grass and other natural oils and mineral proved itself as effective anti demodex product. It kills demodex mites as fast and as effective as antibiotics with very little or no side effects at all.
In severe cases, killing demodex mites with just a topical product (cream or lotion) may not be enough. Diet, exercise, daily use of vitamin C may be necessary to help the immune system to kill demodex mites and get rid of these human skin parasite.
