It's a commonly known fact that lice are the linchpins and are the second leading cause of absenteeism with only the common cold being a greater cause. Each year around 12 million kids miss school days on account of lice. The National Pediculosis Association (NPA), an advocacy group in Newton, Massachusetts recommends the school to send parents a letter like below if any of the kid suffers or shows sign of lice infestation:

"A case of head lice has been reported in your child’s group. Head lice continue to be one of the most prevalent communicable childhood diseases among children, and outbreaks are possible whenever and wherever children gather. Screen your child regularly and notify us immediately if head lice or their nits are detected. Working together helps protect all of the children, including your own. Thank you for your cooperation."

But just by staying at home won't get rid of the lice and on top of that the kid is missing his/her school days. Missing school can have a snowball effect. It sets kids up to fall behind in the fundamental studies they need in order to move on to more complicated work.


SYMPTOMS OF HEAD LICE IN CHILDREN:
- Tickling sensation of something is moving on the head or body.
- Sores that develop from scratching itches.
- Constant irritation.
- Difficulty in sleeping.
- Read bumps on head, shoulders, neck, or pubic hairs.
- The appearance of lice eggs, or small white objects in hair.

WHAT TO DO IF YOUR CHILD SHOWS SYMPTOMS OF HEAD LICE:
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So you combed out the nits from the head, applied various type of lice treatments, and washed all your sheets and clothes and then you thought that your home and your head, was lice-free. And the very next day you find these pesky lice, crawling their way back.

Even the most prudent act of prevention may still not prevent a recurrence of lice.

Winter is here! And so are holidays! It’s that time of year again when the temperature is nippy, crispy and the cold snap begins. It does seem as if most of the insects disappear during the winter season, the truth is they just behave differently to survive the cold. Some hibernate, some migrate to locations with suitable temperatures, and other vermins just take shelter somewhere which are warm and remain dormant around the winter season. But this is not the case with lice and nits as they tend to permeate on human body i.e. head, regardless of any climate change.

So yes, you can indeed still catch head lice in the winter season.
Although the temperature is constantly changing, our body temperature stays the same (especially head), which is a suitable temperature for head lice to form and is a comfortable environment to them. So they use the heat produced from body to snowball and create a quandary for that person.

Not only can you catch it, but there is a high probability of spreading of head lice during this season.
Winter is a season for sleepover parties and indoor playtime with friends and relatives. As everyone is in close quarters during the holidays, it makes up an easy task for lice to spread. Lice are mostly spread through head-to-head contact, so children normally have higher risk of catching up the head lice as they unknowingly can use each other items.

Lice can survive up to 36 hours off the human head, which means that there is a chance of becoming infested with head lice from a non-human source.
Things like clothes, linens or hair brushes tend to be the most popular places for lice to take up temporary residence because it will give them the chance to find a new head faster. Because of their ability to hide in certain non-human items, it is important that you do whatever you can to ensure that your home remains lice-free.

Adult Lice can survive for several days at a temperature as low as 5° C.
Nits are generally more resistant to both high and low temperatures. However, there are also critical conditions for nits as they tend to be lies dormant under the skin during the winter so you have a false idea that they are gone and as the climate transcends to be more suitable for them, the eggs start hatching.

Methods by which lice spread during winter season:
Hoods, hats , ear muffs, and even scarves are the easiest mode for lice to proliferate.
One doesn’t even have to wear someone else’s hat or scarf in order to spread - just the act of hanging up the coats or storing the hats and scarves near each other at school or office can spread lice.
Other common methods of head lice spreading include sharing items like hairbrushes and combs, pillows, towels, clothing, other hair accessories etc.

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Pediculosis is a reported condition where the head lice are transmitted by having head to head contact with someone who has head lice which occurs frequently at home and school.

Head Lice have been companions since ages.