Scabies infection is medically referred to as scabies, and its symptoms include pimples, papules, and blisters, usually accompanied by intense itching. Scabies is mainly caused by the scabies mite parasitizing the human epidermis and can be spread through indirect and direct contact. Patients will have localized pinhead-sized papules, pimples, and blisters of light red or normal skin color. It is usually symmetrically distributed and is most common in the groin and abdomen, and some patients may also have rashes on the extremities and fingertips. If you have scabies, the localized skin will experience intense itching. Since the scabies mite is usually active at night, the itching is worse at night. With the development of the disease, local scratches, hyperpigmentation, and bloody scabs may also appear. If the above symptoms occur, it is considered to be caused by scabies, and it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for standardized treatment.