CAS Scabies
Support for suspected scabies symptoms, with clear next steps and treatment guidance where appropriate.
- Know what to do next if scabies is suspected
- Practical guidance to help reduce spread at home
- Clear advice for close contacts and household members
- Reassurance about what to expect over the next few weeks
Symptom and risk check
A structured chat about your symptoms, who else is affected, and any likely exposure to help decide the right next step.
Household and close-contact advice
Guidance on who should be treated at the same time and how to handle clothes, bedding, and shared living spaces.
Clear plan to follow
You leave with straightforward instructions on treatment use, what improvement can look like, and when to seek further help.
The Process
What this service involves
You will be asked about your symptoms, when they started, where the itching or rash is, and whether anyone close to you is affected. You will get clear guidance on what may help, how to reduce spread, and what to do if symptoms do not improve as expected.
Private and respectful
The conversation is handled discreetly, recognising this can feel uncomfortable to talk about.
Focused and efficient
The discussion stays practical, so you can act quickly on the advice you are given.
Included
What we provide
These are the key things you will be supported with during your visit.
Treatment guidance
Advice on suitable options and how to use them properly, including application timing and common mistakes to avoid.
Contact and household plan
Clear steps for treating close contacts at the same time to help prevent passing it back and forth.
Hygiene and laundry advice
Simple instructions for bedding, towels, and clothing, with realistic, manageable steps for everyday life.
What to expect after treatment
Information on how symptoms can change after treatment and how to tell if you may need further review.
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Who it's for
Who this service is for
For anyone with persistent itching or a new rash, especially if others at home or close contacts are affected too.
Households with shared symptoms
Helpful when more than one person in the home is itchy, as a joined-up plan is often needed.
Close contacts of an affected person
Useful if you have been told someone you live with or have close contact with has scabies.
People wanting quick, clear next steps
Ideal if you want practical guidance on what to do now, and what changes to look for afterwards.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
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