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Under normal circumstances, pubic lice (also known as pediculosis pubis) are mainly caused by lice biting the genital and perianal areas, and this condition is contagious. It may result from poor personal hygiene, sexual transmission, sharing of personal items, low immunity, or eczema. If discomfort occurs, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly. Specific causes are analyzed as follows:

1. Poor Personal Hygiene

Failure to clean the genital area regularly or change underwear, as well as living in a damp or unclean environment, creates favorable conditions for the survival and reproduction of pubic lice. These lice thrive more easily in warm, moist environments. It is important to improve personal hygiene habits and keep the external genital area clean and dry.

2. Sexual Transmission

Pubic lice are primarily transmitted through sexual contact, during which adult lice or their eggs attach to the pubic hair of healthy individuals. After infection, it is advisable to shave and burn the pubic hair to eliminate the lice's living environment.

3. Transmission via Shared Items

Adult lice or eggs may cling to shared towels, bath towels, bed sheets, and other items, leading to indirect transmission to others. Avoid sharing towels, bath towels, or other personal items; use individual-specific hygiene products instead.

4. Indirect Contact Infection

In public places such as communal baths or swimming pools, adult lice or eggs may attach to surfaces like floors or seats, spreading indirectly to others. Maintain personal hygiene in public areas and use protective items such as disposable seat covers.

5. Eczema

Eczema may be associated with changes in environmental temperature or humidity, allergens, and other factors. It can damage the skin barrier, providing an entry point for pubic lice, making it easier for them to invade and multiply on the skin. Symptoms may include itching and redness. Under a doctor’s guidance, patients may use medications such as miconazole clioquinol cream, hydrocortisone cream, or mupirocin ointment for treatment.

In daily life, attention should be paid to personal hygiene, and all personal items that may have come into contact with pubic lice should be replaced and thoroughly cleaned.