Quick Update: The azithromycin alone seems to work better than doxycycline alone, but not giving those initial results. So now I’m using them together — they have different mechanisms - and trying that. I came across this interesting article on using doxycycline, azithromycin, and vitamin C as a potential cancer treatment: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6520007/ Also, azithromycin has been used long term to treat COPD. Since this antibiotic has a longer half life, a Mon/Wed/Fri dosing schedule is typically used long term.   [End]
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***IMPORTANT UPDATE*** The right antibiotic!! Obviously, it’s still been SLOW progress since my last update, 12 months ago. And it’s been over 3 years, and a lot of time consuming work on my skin. Originally, my nurse practitioner gave me the option of azithromycin or doxycycline as an antibiotic, and I chose doxycycline as it was probably easier to tolerate. And I’ve had minimal side effects, just needing to take it with food. But, WRONG CHOICE!! I had a bit of bronchitis, and recently got prescribed a z-pack. LO AND BEHOLD, something strange happened to my skin. It got i ...
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Oh, Happy Day!! I had to share. As they say, don’t give up before the miracle happens…. Working on my skin has been very time consuming. I still have a mass on my chin, about 1” x 2”. Not as deep or noticeable as before — no one asks about my skin anymore. And two guys gave me their number in the last couple weeks, so I guess I’m presentable. Anyways, been asking God if I will be at this forever. I knew that theoretically, working top down with the topical and bottom up with oral medication, that some day they would meet. Also, the growth seems to have some type of collective ...
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Yes!! My physician diagnosed Morgellons and I don’t know if that is what you have, but could be from your description (“teeth”, yes, but I don’t see anything move that way.) I will share what has worked for me. (See more detail at my posts on this forum under “Re:I’m confused”.) To me, regardless of what they say, I think it is a type of worm infestation (“fibers”), possibly a form of synthetic biology. My physician said it began appearing about 10 years ago (or about 15 years on this forum). There seems to be a concerted effort to deny its existence in conventional circles, but m ...
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https://www.curezone.org/upload/_M_Forums/13977C2B_49FF_4108_8F2D_49B2EEAAF10E.jpeg Adding another note…here is a picture of the facial cleansing cloth I use to clean my tweezers, after maybe four or five days work. I posted this because using the Albolene/fenbendazole/O2 calming gel mixture (see prior post for recipe) can seem like it’s not working. Especially first thing in the morning when I apply it. Almost nothing. So I leave it on for a bit. I remove the tiniest dots. I remove hair, using my tweezers in a sweeping motion. What is important here is not that it removes a ...
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Pictures, showing before treatment, and one of my latest pictures https://www.curezone.org/upload/_M_Forums/Morgellons/tn-A0F1D0C5_DF3B_4A49_859F_448352F7297E1.jpeg (For some reason, this upload flipped upside down) https://www.curezone.org/upload/_M_Forums/Morgellons/C4453EE8_072E_4651_9F61_684ADE045E35.jpeg (This picture also shows a capsule fragment I found…..? I was drugged once. I know there are other theories about where Morgellons comes from, but I found a couple of these, pink/purple with some kind of writing on them, so how I got my disease might be unique..) In any c ...
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Forgot to add — my physician thought about adding ivermection, but decided against it as it often doesn’t work a second time. So she is saving it in case I need it later. In addition, while she has treated numerous covid patients successfully, she has one patient using Ivermectin for long term treatment (months) and insurance is pushing back. She said I need to be on medication long term (for six months after my skin clears) to address long term risks of neurological effects and possible hard to treat “cancers”. As anyone with this disease knows, the brain fog is as troubling a ...
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Ha….well, Ivermection or HCQ would probably work, but good luck with that. HCQ is used for patients with arthritis due to lyme disease. But there is so much scrutiny with these products, and doctors are reserving them for covid patients (i.e., they are allotted only so many silver bullets). My physician says fenbendazole is very similar, so between that and doxycycline, I’m basically on a covid cocktail. She very specifically told me only to get Merck brands. Safeguard or Panacur. On Amazon, it’s about $6 for a three day supply. About $9 from an online pet store. I realize I am re ...
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Yes there is. I will give you the protocol my physician has me on: 1 g fenbendazole (10 pound dog) Safeguard or Panacur only (my doctor only trusts the Merck brands). 4 days on, 3 off 100 mg doxycycline twice daily (Note: when I asked about HCQ, she said what I was on was similar, so my Covid risk should be negligible, a bonus.) The fenbendazole helps the fibers release, the antibiotic helps the pain. Still, it was tons of work. Hours and hours and hours. Albolene, oil based, was the best topical. I use 3 tweezers, fine, blunt and slant with magnification and extra lighting. ...
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I want to add a couple note to my prior post: My physician said the fenbendazole (Merke brands only, she only trusts their manufacturing for this medication, Safeguard or Panacur) are very similar to Ivermectin or HCQ. She thought about adding Ivermectin, but reconsidered, as she said it doesn’t always work a second time. So she is saving those medications in case I ever need them in the future. The fenbendazole seems better for long term use. The warnings on the hyperexpensive Ivermectin cream say it can be very irritating. Using my mix (1/3 jar Abolene, 1g packet fenbendazole, ...
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It’s in my prior post, sorry. Orally: 1 g Safeguard or Panacur brand ONLY pet dewormer (4 days on, 3 off) fenbendazole 100 mg Doxycycline twice daily Topically, mix 1/3 jar Abolene 1 g packet fenbendazole A couple pumps O2 calming gel (water based to help to medication disolve) Blend in a baby food size mini processor The fenbendazole is very similar to HCQ or Ivermectin in its mechanism, so on this (essentially Covid cocktail) my physician says my odds of Covid are very low. I use the topical along with 9x magnification, bright lighting, and fine, slant and blunt tweeze ...
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Hi, it is a terrible disease, but not as bad as my ex-husband’s wife who is bedridden with an untreatable cancer. SO....... Thank you!! For an opportunity to update with my latest recipe for a topical: 1/3 jar Abolene (the best cleanser for Morgellons, pile it on!! And massage in until releases start) 1 packet 1g Safeguard or Panacur (fenbendazole) brand pet dewormer A couple pumps Le Mieux O2 calming gel (with hydralauric acid) The O2 calming gel helps but is mainly there for a bit of water to help the fenbendazole blend. I use a mini food processor (like for baby food) ...
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An added note: my doctor says I will need to stay on this regimen long term, for some time after my skin symptoms clear — due to an added cancer risk and potential neural impacts.   [End]
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