I remember when I was at school 
, we thought scabies was just something that happened to the "bad" kids, you know? We never took it seriously and would just try to scratch it off (literally!) thinking it'd go away on its own. But now I see how serious it is 
. It's crazy that young people are getting hit hard, especially in communal settings like dorms or shared houses 
. And can you believe some people are still trying to hide the symptoms and not seeking help? 
We need to talk more about scabies and how to prevent it, especially during these uncertain times 
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, we thought scabies was just something that happened to the "bad" kids, you know? We never took it seriously and would just try to scratch it off (literally!) thinking it'd go away on its own. But now I see how serious it is . It's crazy that young people are getting hit hard, especially in communal settings like dorms or shared houses . And can you believe some people are still trying to hide the symptoms and not seeking help? We need to talk more about scabies and how to prevent it, especially during these uncertain times ️.
anyone can get scabies especially with all the supply chain issues during covid maybe we should've invested more in our healthcare system instead of just dealing with the symptoms 
And don't even get me started on the shame factor, it's like "don't even think about it" for people to admit they have scabies. 
Social media is just spreading the drama, I'm pretty sure John from that recent outbreak wasn't exactly swimming in likes and comments... 
But seriously though, healthcare providers need to step up their game, awareness is key! 
But at the same time, I think it's kinda crazy that we're having this conversation in 2025, when we should be talking about how we've come so far since the pandemic 
. Like, who would've thought we'd still be battling these kinds of issues? And can you believe there are social media platforms where people share their struggles with scabies?! It's like a whole new level of community building 
. Anyway, I'm just glad that experts are sounding the alarm and raising awareness about this stuff. We need to get better at treating it and breaking the stigma around it 
. And don't even get me started on how embarrassing it must be to deal with those itchy spots and the shame that comes with it 
think about how we neglect our own skin when it comes to hygiene & routine... we get caught up in life's hustle & forget the little things that can make a huge difference.