Crab Louse (Pthirus Pubis) Cancer bed bugs are still common

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Crab Louse (Pthirus Pubis) Cancer bed bugs are still commonDon't let these crabs louse up your life! Learn the facts before you get bitten. A useful tool for sex education classes An unforgettable gag gift All About Crab Louse (Pthirus Pubis) FACTS: Crab lice, or Pthirus pubis, are tiny "crabs" less than 2 mm long. They can easily go unnoticed, but eventually make their presence felt by intense itching, the result of hypersensitivity to their saliva as they feed on their unfortunate host's blood. Crab lice