I have the eardrum and finger thing too. Also feet and legs. I don’t have it in throat or neck, though. I had 3 stool tests positive for ascaris and bloodwork positive for toxocara. And I believe I probably have additional species, lik4ly strongyloides and/or filarials. I have no idea how to get meds down to the one in my ear, but I’m taking alot of antiparasitics orally and nothing has stopped it yet. A few years on it now.   [End]
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What experiences have you had taking DEC (diethylcarbamazine)?   [End]
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The muscle twitches may well mean the parasites are dying. Strongys like to hang out in the areas of the body you mention. I dont’ know anything about that lab or if a larva can be id’ed or not, but I believe you probably figured out accurately what you have.   [End]
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Take fenben 10 mg/kg with highfat meal, pref. about 40 gr. fat. Initally, take it once a day for 14 days. Break for a day, then pulse iver 3 days on, one off, etc. for 2 cycles. Your dose will be based on your weight; use the same dosage per pound that is given a horse. This will be taken without food close to bedtime. Break one day, then take fenben 1Xd w/ high fat meal. After the initial fenben, the continuation dose is 5 days of fenben, then a day of break, then the pulsed iver. Try to sync up your fenben with the lunar phases, both full and new, beginning one day before the full o ...
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My doctor recently ordered 2 stool samples, and when I was collecting, there were a few weird things. I didn’t take photos, but wondering if anyone have any ideas what these might be? 1. tiny bright red pin-head sized specks (can’t think of anything I ate like that), and 2. a spherical thing, about 1/8” - 3/16” in diameter. it was perfectly spherical, like a tapioca ball (nothing I ate looked like that) 3. there was also a worm-like thing, about 1 1/2 - 2” long - maybe ascaris as I have been positive for them before. Anyone have any ideas? The specimens went to Quest Lab and I haven’t ...
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My ascaris was dxd at ParawellnessResearch.com. Anti-parasitics I am using come from farm/ranch supply stores; doxycycline from doctor’s prescription.   [End]
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His emergency was that he had to go to the can!   [End]
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Dontpick, obviously people who have them out of control can feel them. That’s how they know they have them and why they treat them - they feel them crawling and blooming. They don’t need to see them to know they have them if they’re out of control. And when they no longer feel them, then they are under control. Good luck with using Vaseline every night for 10 days to trap them.   [End]
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Yes, I have taken this medication with much success for over 8 years now to treat several auto-immune conditions.   [End]
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My dog was in severe condition when he was rescued. He was diagnosed with demodex at that time and treated. That was before we adopted him. When I began having problems, I had my vet scrape him, and he scraped positive for demodex. He has been in treatment since December and will go back tomorrow to be re-scraped. Scabies med did not help me.   [End]
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Sharkman, do you think the Elisa test is useful even after a patient has taken Albenza and ivermectin? Also if the patient has had this in their system for many years? I definitely believe I have the symptoms. I even had staph infection on buttocks 3 months ago. I did ask 2 doctors if they thought it might be strongyloidiasis and they said no. One of them laughed and said no. But a third doctor was open to the possibility. She wouldn’t treat it though because she is a dermatologist.   [End]
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my dog has been diagnosed with demodex. I believe I have some demodex that cause me to have crawling sensations around the eyebrows and eyelids, but I believe I have other parasites, too. I had worms a few months ago, and took some albenza and ivermectin, but I still have larva migrans and something biting and stinging me.   [End]
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How did you figure out what you had? Did a doctor dx it? I’m trying to get an accurate diagnosis before hitting the meds that hard. I have 5 auto-immune diseases and just don’t know what to do - my system is pretty weak, and my doctors keep telling me these medications are too hard on the liver. They aren’t doing any more to help me. Did you do the 3 medications at the same time? Do you know what the doses were? thx   [End]
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Need direction here! I am having a parasitic infestation. This time it started with anal worms in November, and also nasal worms. My doctor said they were hook worms (dxd from appearance.) In mid-December, I developed skin involvement; tiny filaments that would bite my skin. Sometimes they would come in pairs, sometimes cream colored, but usually black. I then developed larva migrans or currens, and also worms into my feet. (Incidentally about 18 years ago, I also had the filaments bite me and developed larva migrans, but not the anal or nasal worms at that time.) In December, my doctor ga ...
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Need direction here! I am having a parasitic infestation. This time it started with anal worms in November, and also nasal worms. My doctor said they were hook worms (dxd from appearance.) In mid-December, I developed skin involvement; tiny filaments that would bite my skin. Sometimes they would come in pairs, sometimes cream colored, but usually black. I then developed larva migrans or currens, and also worms into my feet. (Incidentally about 18 years ago, I also had the filaments bite me and developed larva migrans, but not the anal or nasal worms at that time.) In December, my doctor ga ...
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