June 30, 2007

Skin Parasites that Never Stop Itching

Do you have relentless
itchy skin? If so, you may be host to one or more types of
skin parasites.
According to the experts
there are several things to look for on your body to determine if you may be
infected with skin parasites.
Non healing lesions or
sores
Fibers or filaments on skin
at various non-healing sites where the skin parasites reside.
You can see it with the use of a jewelers loop and they are also fluorescent
under a ultra violet light.
Cotton-like balls on your
body without any reasonable explanation.
Intense itching
skin.
Stinging or
biting.
Hair loss.
Chronic fatigue.
Brain fog.
Hard nodules under the
skin.
Fibromyalgia or joint
swelling and pain.
Black specs on the skin and
bed sheets.
Presence of tiny strawberry
type of spots–look like bright red blood spots just under the skin.
Any three or more of these
symptoms are associated with the Morgellons parasite plus a co
infection of protozoan and or Lyme disease.
Morgellons is just one of
several skin parasites that reek havoc on the skin causing itching and biting
symptoms that are relentless. Other parasites that cause some of the same
symptoms are:
Collembola
(Spring tails)
Strongyloides
stercoralis–a nematode
Which ones are present is
not easily diagnosed. In fact there are no recognized diagnostic procedures for
Collembola and Morgellons and most doctors,
upon examination of the skin, diagnose the problem as stress, being in your
imagination, anxiety, general nervousness, Rosacea’s Red Face, […]