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I'd think the amount of medicine that passes through to the eggs would be pretty negligent. Plus, cooking them should change the molecular structure of any medication in the eggs, destroying the medication. Not saying this is the best way forward, but it's taking things kinda far to state that...

Why, because that's what the government tells you? I've never been one to scramble to do what government tells me to do, sorry. With Ivermectin there is NO multiple treatments and NO hazmat suits involved. If there were a serious issue with egg withdrawal time that data would have been made...

And I'll stand by mine. A human baby is not less important than a poultry lice problem.

Yes. But, the OP is pregnant and coming in skin contact with, or inhaling the permetherin could be detrimental to the baby...... especially doing so repeatedly as per permetherin treatments. Which is why I suggested a more hands off solution that the OP would not end up inhaling treating her...

I'm a fan of off-label uses when circumstances call for it.

Gloves and Ivermectin? Use a syringe to administer on their skin, I have used the pour on kind successfully in poultry

Hmm, I see your dilemma. The chemicals would definitely be bad for you. I know firsthand that the insect killer stuff can cause some neurological problems in unborn babies. My vote is to get someone else to do it for you!!