One more thing. The feet burning is a classic symptom of babesia. I really think you have a multiple bacterial infection that has turned into Morgellons. People do get better with treatment and if you want to know how I have been treated by my doctor let me know.   [End]
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When I saw you were from Georgia I had to answer you. November 10, 2010, I was bit by a lone star tick in Georgia. Lonestar ticks will fall off you before you realize you were bitten and they are very aggressive. I was in Fayetteville GA playing by a lake with my son in a bamboo patch. I traveled to Minnesota the same night and didn’t notice the tick for a couple days. A couple days after removing the tick I got an EM rash. Then all hell broke loose and I got lesions all over my body. My skin was itchy and crawled. The lesions started to emit sand like particles and fibers. Black thing st ...
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It’s possible to have contracted a bacterial infection from something. What you describe sounds like Morgellons and people who have morgellons usually have Lyme with other coinfections. I had it and had fibers coming out of my body especially the calluses I had. I am on antibiotics, NAC, and several herbs and I feel much better   [End]
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Are you in front of a computer or around electrictronics alot? Some people develop a sensitivity to them. What you are describing with your eye though makes me think it also may be a zoonotic bacterial infection. There are protocols online on how to treat them using herbs.   [End]
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Do you have any other symptoms? Have you considered that you may have morgellons caused by a bacteria. Usually people with it also have Lyme disease. I suggest you try to find a Lyme Literate doctor to test you for Lyme and coinfections. Morgellons is common in California, Florida, and Texas but has been reported in every state.   [End]
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