Answer:
Sarcoptes scabiei mite, causes Sarcoptic mange dissease.
Explanation:
Dry skin, severe itching and hair loss are common signs of Sarcoptic mange disease, caused by the parasite Sarcoptes scabiei mite. Which creates burrows in the skin, and causes scabies. This parasite it is easily transferred from pig to pig from physical contact.
<span>I would first contact your child's PCP and ask them if they have a special test that they can give. If that doesn't work than I would reach out to your insurance company to see if they have programs they a can refer you too.</span>
<span>The nurse will look for any contusions or bleeding. She will also look for swelling and possible fractures. She will ask the child about pain associated with any movement, checking her range of motion. She will also look for any possible signs of infection.</span>
