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metronidazole, as replied in your prev message   could you post pics of that mite/louse/tiny eggs with microscope, by any chance?   [End]
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you wrote ”I noticed a bit of itchiness in the rectum after a couple of bouts of diarrhea. Had to wipe a lot to get clean and upon examining noticed little dark specks in every wipe. I thought they might be eggs of some sort.” metronidazole perhaps 2 x 400 mg a day, can be higher. should help within 24h, but needs to be taken longer. its not scabies..   [End]
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couldnt find a single case, neither veterinary. someone pls explain why they cant infest (exist in) the human body. they feed on proteins. (yes, for collembola there are two independent (time, author, country) medical reports)   [End]
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repashy formic cal oral, perhaps 2 x 1 tsp daily enjoy :)   [End]
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the trypanosomals may help well. e.g. melarsomine, suramin moxidectin, what rahel said you wont get the trypanosomals. its really bothering that in this group is so much awesome stuff.   [End]
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please post your natural cure for bird mites   [End]
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1. I stirr my coffee with the metal spoon afterwards, and use to smoke. 5. when ingesting more than the sugar cube dose (or for a prolonged time), psyllium husk may help with diarrhea. 6. There is turpentine from the paint shop and turpentine from the artists shop. The latter have cleaner quality, and usually also gum turpentine. No need to order from abroad.   [End]
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you wrote: ”If disseminated worms can find their way through the blood brain barrier” I would think they dont even need to ”break” (use) it in order to move to the brain. Eggs circulating in the blood may have to pass the BBB, but mobile worms could use other options to access/exit the brain. ??? Do you have a link for the signal-sending?   [End]
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I had an ear-ct for some other reason than the movement in the head and nothing was seen (though confirmed the visible severe inflammation in every hole of the head, sinusitis, 3 x 500mg ciprofloxacin). Had no inflammation pain, not even a clogged nose. Actually I was hoping that an MRT would show more. I also find it disturbing that the thing in the head hurts. Normally worms dont. I would guess, its constantly about 6cm (max 8) long, but minimum 1cm diameter. Too short for a tapeworm, too thick for a fluke. Also, it seems too fast and mobile. It builds cysts that rupture. ...
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could you please post a pic of the maggot and the skin lesion?   [End]
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i thought to have an idea what you mean, but probably not. sorry. the wounds im not sure if i understood what you mean. does it mean, the 1mm wounds are dotted every 2,5 - 4 cm in one line along a blood vessel? that would sound like bedbugs, imo. faik, such dotted lines are unusual for blood-feeding arthropods: they feed once, then move on. pics: http://www.webmd.com/allergies/ss/slideshow-bad-bugs the tunnels there are worms that burrow under the skin, but these lines seem RED and heavily curved. e.g. Hookworm (larvae are IN blood vessels), strongyloidis may bur ...
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I was told now doing an MRT and then a CT.   [End]
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can you be sure that the thing causing the lines is the same that causes the wounds? im not really. there are much more burrowing mites than scabies. where do you have these lines? and how many. how long do they last? how do the wounds look like? small roundish openings, perhaps 1mm or less or something else?   [End]
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Are you saying B9 makes your cysts burst? How much do you take daily? Can I ask in what body parts you do have cysts? Is it always in the same place? Where do you feel the crawling then - all body or only in the part where the cyst ruptured? Have you found a pattern for this bursting? e.g. every xy days or is it only when you take something special (as the folate)? For how long do you then feel the bursting, until finished? Have you ever seen a cyst/bursted cyst in the stool? What did it look like?   [End]
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the straight lines n the skin are from burrowing mites, i believe.   [End]
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The light clumps are EXCRETIONS from internal parasites, more in the insect/arthropod category. Not all ectoparasites are really that ecto. A previous poster found out, they contain around 30% glucose. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioadhesive https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insect_adhesion#Insect_adhesive_glands The black strings attached, are a FUNGUS of this type: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capnodiales ..and this fungus could be also the culprit in the ’Morgellons fibers’. That was easy. Cheers.   [End]
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Sorry to hear that. Its all really bad. But you will get better. Please post the pic of the beans with legs. This could enlighten more. Thanks!   [End]
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Could you please post a picture of these cotton balls with legs and the solid balls with legs? could your doctors in stanford at least classify them somehow?   [End]
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regarding attached roundish things.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insect_adhesion#Insect_adhesive_glands https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bioadhesive https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18780346   [End]
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did i get this right? this would be awesome and i hope you document every thing well. ”none of us” did anything like this before. did you think about a full body CT or other scan methods, instead of an endoscopy?   [End]
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yes, there are worms that like to settle in the heart. their movements are very noticeable, all along the way even, thats a bit different from most other worms. its scary and it causes flutters. makes one wonder if they are a cause of heart attacks. when dropping dead, i think a dose of atropine injected into the heart could help in this case pretty good. until then - relax.   [End]
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why do you think men are more prone to this sort of infestation ? women are not more prone to helminths and other parasite infestation, faik.   [End]
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if they get active from anti-helminth meds, then the dose is too low to kill/disable them.   [End]
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you need to up the dose. 8 x 500mg mebendazole in the evening, for example...   [End]
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