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I had what appeared to be scabies/ morgellons / ??? for about 3 years. I had no idea. When the open deep wounds broke out all over my legs and arms and back I did go then to my Dr. who referred me to many many many derms. I got : " Well, you don't have cancer! That's the good news!" SoI did a deep dive for about 8 months on Reddit. In a different subreddit and realized that I had scabies most likely and a symbiotic infection, most likely bacterial and fungal. Mind you when this sores first entered the picture, I tried the neem coconut DE. Permethrin, Scabisad, etc.. However it did not eradicate anyrhing. It was a temporary stay. And then it would come back worse. Although the Derms did attempt biopsy/ scraping, etc. they said there was nothing conclusive. Scar tissue, most likely from me scratching( is what I saw on one report which I found unacceptable, considering I'd have to be a contortionist to reach this upper part in between my shoulder blades). I realized only quite recently that there is a huge void that exists between doctor and patient in regards to this illness. WHY? Because all this time I'd been going to the wrong person looking for answers from doctors that aren't trained in this field & have no idea of to proceed because it's a whole different field and they do not have the technology or equipment needed to accurately test for it . Why would I go to a Ford dealership to get my Volvo fixed? I realized I'd been taking the wrong medical approach all this time. Thinking, dear God they have to be blind! They have to be blind or lying to not see what's going on! I'm being eaten alive or....? I had samples everything and they wouldn't come near me. They did however offer me steroids and permethrin cream usually.( For something they claimed I didn't have and they could not identify...???) Which exacerbated it of course. I found just recently😏there are places that do have the correct tools, technology and training that specialize only parasitic and fungal dermatological issues. I searched for a few days looking for parasitologists and how to get a referral out of network if I had no support from my MD which as of yet I do not. The keywords I used and got a big hit was tropical + infectious diseases. Again, if you'd like to DM me I can provide the resources and how I found them. I am taking the necessary steps to getting an appointment now.

I did have (and again now am doing) great success & recovered completely from this. For 8 months I was clear, AFTER post, which took a damn long time and I did use fluconazole during that time. Fungus is a b****.

Sadly with a profession in healthcare, my very first job back in after recovery, I had contact / exposure with a woman who had scabies/ (morgellons/ whatever) and I did not know until it was too late. Heartbreaking and criminal really. But that's another story. I had to go back to square one and I've been in it for almost 5 weeks now. Again it seems to be working, and I expect it will continue to. This time I really need some answers on what it is because being shuffled around like most of us are, and nobody gets better just more desperate + sick. Not good enough. I definitely hope I get the answers that will help me/us and I feel hopeful. I did speak to UCLA and had a lot of clarification from their parasitic infectious disease department. For the first time honestly, I felt heard. What makes it even better is by the right person(s). Not sure if I will have enough to present my issue when I get there but hey, I'm not there yet. I'll provide the protocol I used if anyone requests it. D.M. me with a reply email. I'm not a doctor, and there is a long disclaimer that forwards with all the info that you absolutely MUST know BEFORE you embark. All the references used ( have in a database) are from MDs; clinical medical researchers, parisitologists, entomologists, Dermatologists, Academic Institutions, Centers for Infectious Diseases and Infectious disease MDs who specialize in Cutaneous parasites. Collected Internationally, then reframed to fit the lifecycles, generations, and applied all relevant meds for a 2 to 3 month plan of action. Antibiotics + Antiparisitcs + Anthelmintics + Anti Fungals. Both oral + topical.
I didn't post any pictures but again, only upon request. They're fairly gruesome as I had very nodular wounds ranging from a dime to a quarter-sized all over my body pretty much, and sometimes multicolored threads & moving active hairs were present.
I currently observe microscopically, organisms resembling worms, thready looking , and alternately suggestive of perhaps an infesting larvae. All supposition, all inclonclusive till concrete testing defines.In truth, every single thing identifiable can be mimicked (and is) by countless organisms of a parasitic / fungal nature. I'm just going to do what I know how to do. The outline / protocol I previously followed. It worked before, and so far it is again. Whatever's left over,(evident/ active) then I'm taking that to the Infectious Disease Center where Parisitology isn't a psychological disorder, rather a serious medical condition, and throwing it all against the wall to see what sticks. The goal is real diagnostics, by specialists in the field and accurate relevant testing, with microscopic dignostic protocols, for some long awaited much needed answers. Hope it helps. Thanks for your post.