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Getting Rid of Flea Eggs?

My head was itching and when I scratched my head, I found a flea. I immediately took a shower and washed my hair very thoroughly. I didnt find any more fleas but when I scratched my head again, under my fingernails I found little black spots. I know for a fact that they are not head lice or hatched fleas. Are they flea eggs? What are they? How do I treat them?

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November 29, 20143 found this helpful
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If they are nits from lice, you can do the same killing with Mayonnaise.
You may want to keep a few of them inside a folded up piece of clear tape, sealed on all four sides, and do a google search that identifies them for you. Match the photo with the tape and you will have the problem half solved. Other than that, you may want to seek webmd.com help for skin problems. I hope this helped.

 
 
January 14, 20190 found this helpful

I had the same black specs under my fingernails after I scratched my head. What was that?

 
July 1, 20190 found this helpful

There isn't a product made to wash out fleas in our scalps

 
June 26, 20220 found this helpful

The black specks could be flea dirt (poop) which is made up of blood. To test this, place the specks on a damp paper towel.

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If it is flea dirt, it should dilute to a brownish red colour, similar to old blood.

 
Anonymous
January 4, 20160 found this helpful
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If your daughter has lice and nits in her hair it is a long process to get rid of those as well. You can use Mayo to kill the lice. You will then have to go through and pic off every single nit out of her hair. You will also need to wash all bedding and vacuum everything. If she has stiffed animals she likes to sleep with those need to be put into black trash bags and tied off for 48-72 hours to kill and live lice that might have crawled on them. Also one place that most people forget to check are car seats and car head rests those should be vacuumed as well. Once you have killed all the lice and removed all the nits from her hair you need to have someone check your hair as well. And repeat the process after a few days you will need to check her hair again, to make sure you didn't miss any. Lice are just as hard to get rid of as fleas are. I wish you all the best.

 
Anonymous
August 3, 20180 found this helpful

My daughter has fleas in her leaving egg I thought it was live my I see the dead fleas I tried shampoo and bungee I tried dawn soap what can I do to kill the eggs and the fleas

 
August 11, 20162 found this helpful
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The black flakes or specs are their fecal matter (gross) but are not the fleas themselves. Showering should kill them, as you've seen, but it helps to shampoo, and bathe in general, with something containing natural essential oils, like tea tree.

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Cider Vinegar also apparently works as well.

 
November 26, 20140 found this helpful

They are nits and you need to kill those eggs with a special shampoo and then comb them out with a special comb, go to drug store for help

 
September 9, 20150 found this helpful

that picture looks like what my daughter and have we spent two weeks in Florida went to drug store to buy lice shampoo florida pharmacist suggested head and shoulders would kill them
i got home purchased lice shampoo today treated my daughter waited the required ten minutes after treating my daughter it didn't seem to kill them i need help/advice the adults look like a brown bug that is sort of see through i have tried lice shampoo and head and shoulders shampoo is there any other way to get rid of these pests?

 
Anonymous
May 3, 20160 found this helpful

Head & Shoulders w sulfer.

 
July 19, 20160 found this helpful

Lice are becoming immune to the otc stuff
Get your Pediatrician to write a prescription for sklice or another prescription lice treatment. Good luck, stay persistent.

 
Anonymous
February 11, 20160 found this helpful

It may be the feces of a flea. Try placing a drop of water on some. If it turns red, it probably is.

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The red color is digested blood. I would then try to get rid of them. I learned this from my vet.

 
June 29, 20160 found this helpful

Lil black spots are lil fleas. I'may still figuring out how to get rid of mine.

 
December 14, 20160 found this helpful

Little black spots are most likely flea dirt, aka flea poop

 
July 3, 20170 found this helpful

It is "flea dirt" also know as poop. The insect consumes blood and flea dirt comes out. These little blood suckers also leave a tiny bit of blood after a meal and it dries dark, when you scratch your scalp, you get the stuff under your nails

 
August 28, 20170 found this helpful

All it is is feces, as long as you wash it out itll be fine

 
September 1, 20170 found this helpful

The eggs are not black. What you found is flea dirt (poop)

 
September 9, 20190 found this helpful

Fleas are very dangerous if let untreated, an adult female fleas can burrow into your skin and lay hundreds of eggs in one day. shampoo your hair using shampoo for fleas and also try to use apple cider vinegar to wash your hair.

 
March 4, 20220 found this helpful

I know its been a long time since you found a flea and what sounded like flea dirt ( the small black specks) im suffering the same problem after my cat died so the fleas feed off me. I'm sure after all this time you are long rid,but can I ask how you did it.

 

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