How do people get lice?
You can get lice by coming into contact with living lice or their eggs. This may occur with close
sexual contact or from sharing personal items such as combs, brushes, and hats. Head lice may live on items such as clothing, bedding, and towels up to 3 days. Crab lice can live up to 1 to 2
weeks on such items.

How is it treated?
Nonprescription products, such as Nix or Rid shampoo, can be used to kill lice and nits. If a
nonprescription product does not kill the lice, your health care provider may prescribe a shampoo
or lotion containing the medicine lindane. However, the nonprescription medicines are safer for
preschool children than lindane. Lindane can cause seizures if it is not used correctly. Carefully
follow the directions for its use, and do not overuse it. If you are pregnant, check with your health
care provider before you use any type of anti-lice shampoo.
When you use an antilice shampoo, lather the shampoo into the area where the lice are. Leave
the shampoo on only for as long as your health care provider has told you. Then rinse it out
thoroughly. One treatment is usually enough, but your health care provider may recommend that
you repeat the shampooing in 1 week.
If the lice are in your eyebrows or eyelashes, you will probably need to remove them carefully
with your fingers. In some cases, medicine that is safe for the eyes can be used.
After treatment with antilice medicine, the dead nits will still be on the hairs. You must remove all
of them. Otherwise, if you see nits several days after your treatment, you will not know if they are
old dead nits or a new infestation. Use a fine-tooth comb, tweezers, or your fingers to remove the
dead nits.
As important as the treatment of the hair and skin is the treatment of your environment, which you
must rid of remaining lice. All clothing, bedding, and towels must be laundered. Sometimes
people are advised to buy a special lice insecticide spray to use on furniture. However, careful
vacuuming may be as effective in most cases.

Source:http://www.cumc.columbia.edu/student/health/pdf/I-L/Lice.pdf

I believe this is the correct way to get rid of jumra. 

If it is this fat, then its not jumra ..its a bed bug and its not nepali..pure american

Simple solution no direct cost no hidden cost just get rid of your Hair (I mean Mudulo) looks even more sexy in it.

Not sure someone suggested this?

First of all your aunt needs to be cured which is the main source of lice. Start from her and if you use over-the -counter shampoo  or other meds for couple days, and you side by side, will be fine in couple days.

Lesson learn: Let's not be shy to request our friends and family to take care of their lice before they proceed.

Sounds over smart to do so, but there are nice way to say things.

First , make sure it is a lice or bed bug .. nepali lice or american bed bug .. root cause analysis is the way to go ..

eeewwwwwwwwwwww.  take a shower or something.

what? you sleep with your aunt  at this age? or just another "betalni" noise to look down on nepalis? don't be mad, your previous posts reflects that. May be you got that from your big penis black boyfriend while your head down ... you know what I mean LOL.

get drunk and the lice will be drunk from your blood alcohol and fall off from your head.

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....ROFL...

Sexy sari bhitra k cha bhanda ta.....jumra po raicha.....careful hai guys!!!!!!

Remind me that Nepali Dude in Crystal city, VA, Man!!! His nickname become Jumra..He just got from Nepal and all his roommate had to run away..Poor Man!!! SIS, don't hang out on Sajha that much, may be you got through online Sajha Websites.

Go to Walmart and get head lice shampoo.

Personal hygiene maintaining is the best way to reduce Zumra....

haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa jumre

Here is the best way.