接受医生检查。 进行隧道墨水染色测试。 排除其它皮肤疾病。

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If you suspect you may be infested with scabies, you should quickly consult a physician for a clinical diagnosis. Your physician will diagnose scabies by examining you for the scabies rash and mite burrows.  Your physician will likely use a needle to scrape off a very small piece of skin. The doctor will then examine the matter under the microscope to confirm the presence of mites, eggs, or mite fecal matter.  It is important to note that an individual can still be infested with scabies even if mites, eggs, or fecal matter cannot be found. An infestation of scabies averages 10 to 15 mites found over the entire body. Your doctor can use an ink test to identify the burrows of scabies mites. Your doctor will rub ink around an area of skin that is itchy or irritated and then use an alcohol pad to wipe off the ink. If a mite burrow is present in your skin, it will trap some of the ink and the burrow will show up as a dark, wavy line on your skin. There are numerous other skin conditions that may be confused with scabies. The main way to distinguish them is through the mite burrows, which are not associated with any of the skin conditions that may be confused with scabies. Ask your doctor to rule out these other conditions so you can be sure you have scabies.  Scabies is sometimes confused with other insect bites or stings, or with bed bugs. These skin conditions include impetigo, which is a highly contagious skin infection.  The red pimple-like rash of impetigo is most commonly seen on the face around the nose and mouth. It can also be confused with eczema, which is a chronic skin condition involving inflammation of the skin. The red pimple-like rash of eczema represents an allergic reaction. People with eczema can also get scabies, and the condition is more severe for them. You could also have folliculitis, which is an inflammation, and usually infection, in the area associated with a hair follicle.  This conditions causes small white-headed pimples to crop up on a reddened base around or near hair follicles.  It...