Andrew Anderson, Jennifer Wilson, Jessica Laurens, and Celeste Castillo
The pandemic COVID-19 has compelled telemedicine into an essential healthcare delivery system worldwide. One such case of neonatal scabies was recorded by us through telephone during the absolute lockdown. Jarb (Scabies) is a prevalent disease across the world and a major public health concern in many developing countries, primarily related to poverty and overcrowding. Neonatal scabies may be easily misdiagnosed as it has a distinct clinical pattern, or the clinical manifestations are different from pathognomic lesions as compared to adult age. The paper will discuss how a case was being diagnosed and what measures were taken to manage neonatal scabies via teleconsultation. Microbial have a quick antimicrobial as well as a relieving influence. Moderate-to-outrageous skin break-out impacts around 20% of young people and earnestness relate to a pubertal turn of events. Skin irritation may be presenting at a more energetic age considering earlier pubescence. It is jumbled expecting that character is truly associated with skin aggravation. Dim individuals are more disposed to post red hot hyperpigmentation and express subtypes, for instance, 'oil skin break out. Skin break out to go on into the 20s and 30s in around 64% and 43% of individuals, independently. The heritability of skin breakout is essentially 80% in first-degree relatives. Skin breakout occurs earlier and is more serious in those with a positive family heritage.