Boeck scabies: Severe scabies caused by the infestation of huge numbers of mites (in the millions in some cases) under the skin. The scabies tend to live for up to four days as opposed to the normal one day and the condition can be quite contagious. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Boeck scabies is available below.
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