Soothing the - Itchy Skin Parasites

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had attacked my nerve endings which caused the intense pain--not a
mite. Eventually I came to suspect two or more different parasites
operating in unison.
But at that chronological point I hadn't even considered the possibility
of skin fungus, fungal infections, Collembola, or nematodes (worms)
and I didn’t even know of the term Morgellons as it was years before
the Morgellons website was published and the word coined. These
papules, even though they were not as virulent, have been with me for
the long haul--20 years. They never disappeared or went into
remission like the itchy ones did, but after I stopped the garlic, they
seemed to become more aggressive and were showing up on other
parts of my body--arms, shoulders, legs and pelvic area.
The lady I lived with moved to Atlanta back in the mid 90's and has
gotten rid the skin parasites. For some reason, she never contracted the
ones that left a mosquito like bite. She used cold water baths in garlic
oil, and a product called Liquid Needles and was successful in
eliminating them within four-to-six weeks. I don't think Liquid
Needles is available any more—it was a salt solution. We assumed that
she was more successful than I was in getting rid of them since she
wasn't the primary source, i.e. they seem to have taken residence in
me--either systemically or dermatologically. Over the years I've
learned that if treated early on, there are many different treatments for
some people that will work--double descending dose of Prednisone,
Neosporin Plus, Skin Zinc, tree tea oil, 999 skin lotion, and even
perhaps Caladryl lotion... It's when the parasite gets to the stage of
reproducing itself within the body that the simple basic diets and
treatments don't work.
More Complications
In 2005 I learned that these parasites, pose yet another threat. They can
bring along Lyme disease and other parasites both protozoan and
fungal in nature. Some of these contagions often are not a problem for
one with a strong immune system, but fairly easily contracted by one
with a challenged immune system or exposed to a high concentration
of parasites. These parasites can be transferred to humans by other
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