scabies

How is Scabies Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of scabies is typically based on the appearance of the rash and the presence of burrows, which are thin, wavy lines on the skin. A healthcare provider may also use a skin scraping to look for mites, eggs, or mite feces under a microscope.

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