Sentences with phrase «skin mites usually»

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The usually benign mites, Demodex folliculorum and D. brevis, wriggle into skin pores and hair follicles, including eyelashes.

In humans, the mites usually are found in the skin, eyelids, and the creases of the nose!

They are usually dogs with floppy ears (prone to chronic yeast infections), excessive discharges or skin folds, or infections secondary to chronic skin allergies or demodectic mite infections.

Although Demodex are considered normal fauna of the skin, collecting samples to assess their presence does not usually yield any mites.

Veterinarians will usually diagnose this mite by taking a skin scraping and examining it under the microscope.

It is also easily treatable with Promeris monthly or Ivermectin daily until no mites are found on skin scrape (usually 6 - 8 weeks).

Sarcoptic mange is often diagnosed as allergic dermatitis because the sarcoptic mites causing the symptoms are not usually seen, even with a skin scraping.

Red Mange is usually diagnosed by presence of Demodectic canis mites in deep skin scrapings.

The mites can usually be found by scraping some skin tissue and looking for the mites under the microscope.

Diagnosis is usually made by microscopic identification of the mite in a skin scraping.

A skin scraping is usually necessary to detect Demodex mites though it is important to note that mites can be elusive even with multiple skin scrape samples.