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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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physical health, infectious diseases so, more than a week after WHY without any potential symptoms, I guess I can rest assured that I didn't get neither lice nor scabies (?)
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physical health, infectious diseases @kitten scabies can take up to 8 weeks iirk on first infection at least
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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physical health, infectious diseases @4censord it wouldn't be the first, had them years ago
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physical health, infectious diseases @kitten hmm, does the repeat effect get less with time?
(i dont know, but was thinking about some vacines where the imune system needs to be refreshed every few-10 years)
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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physical health, infectious diseases @4censord it is something I'm also wondering... but I have never seen anything saying something like that

very much not interested in trying it
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physical health, infectious diseases @kitten @4censord given that the symptoms stem from an allergic reaction from the skin, I’d imagine that chance to be unlikely. AFAIK (but I’m ofc not a medical professional), allergies tend to stay once they’ve developed.
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Hannah (3.6 roentgen version ☢ ) @hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus
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physical health, infectious diseases @kitten Scabies can take longer to show symptoms if it is your first infection. Lice also can take a little bit longer... Though the first eggs hatch after like 5ish~ days.
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
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physical health, infectious diseases @hannah it would not be my first one indeed
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Hannah (3.6 roentgen version ☢ ) @hannah@moonserver.yorha.nexus
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physical health, infectious diseases @kitten then you appear to be in the clear! neobot_heart_purple
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