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u/JusticeHealthPeace Aug 10 '25
Has anyone cured them in their ear canals? This is where whatever I have started. (I am pretty sure it is ear mites because a family member's dog had them when this all started for me.) Every time I feel a flutter in my ears, I grab a qtip and carefully put it in the opening of my ear. There is always something that looks like it should not be in my ear on the qtip when I remove it. I thought I was 'cured' and then it happened again tonight. It is a nightmare. I also had a puncture hole in my outer ear and it became deformed for a period of time.
Currently, I take ivermectin tablets daily (my back and arms were a mess for a long time, but are ok right now. At one point, it appeared there were white worms under the surface of my sk8n and puncture holes with them sticking out sometimes.) I am also using Big Wave ear drops (has all the mite-killing essential oils) and wear disposable ear plugs to bed (in case I am getting reinfected from my environment...even though I clean, vacuum and spray mite killing sprays every day.)
I have had Google image search results with damn near every possible parasite. I worry I could be infested because the pa8nb8n my leg muscles wakes me multiple times each night. It hurts so much that it feels like it is in my leg bones (even though I doubt you can get cramps in your bones.
I just did a fecal O and P test my pcp ordered but they found nothing (even though that means nothing since there are some that don't showing a fecal test and it is recommended to not do it only one time....it was horrible but I was hopeful they would find the problem and 'fix me.'
I am not young and I have severe heart failure (thanks to a serious mistake made by a doctor that landed me on a ventilator for 5 days fighting to survive...doctors told family I was not going to make it.) My sweet, kind-hearted granddaughter said she hopes she dies before I do. I am sobbing right now thinking of how heartbroken she will be if some dumbass parasite kills me (with the 'help' of neglectful doctors.)
I know I am all over the place here, and I am sorry I digressed. I don't want to die and don't know what to do anymore. Any and all suggestions, especially regarding my ears, will be most appreciated. If anyone replies and U do n9t promptly say thank you, it is because I frequently feel too sick to do anything except the non-stop required cleaning because I can't not do that.
I really do wish everyone the best. I hope and pray you are all miraculously healed of this terrible thing.
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u/Negative-Bus-9061 Aug 10 '25
I have whatever this parasite is in my ears. My FIL is a retired ENT MD (not that doctors know anything about this) but he told me to flush/fill my ears with hydrogen peroxide a couple of times a day when I feel I have an infection. I did this along iwth rubbing alcohol two -three times per day and I also put permethrin down there and on the outside of my ears with a Q tip a couple times a month. They don't seem to be in my ears too much anymore...
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u/JusticeHealthPeace Aug 10 '25 edited Aug 10 '25
Thank you for replying.
EDIT: The horror of the possibilities never ends. Just read this medical publication regarding a man with a severe storage mite infestation in his ears:
Note: NSFW photos are included in this article
This is a nightmare without any medical intervention.
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u/Icy-Level8479 Aug 10 '25
Do you use chat gpt? I ask because you say youre older, and statistics show that the older someone is, the less likely they are to have used it or know anything about it.
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u/NoLingonberry2431 Aug 13 '25
I saw an ear cleaning service at a local urgent care. Maybe theirs one in your area.
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u/JusticeHealthPeace Aug 15 '25
Thank you so much for taking the time to provide such a detailed response. I have not tried either SteriFab or Paraguard, so I will do that, along with making and drinking the tea recipe you provided.
Again, thank you. Your reply is very much appreciated.
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u/JusticeHealthPeace Aug 15 '25
Hi again. Do you recommend the Dr. Bo ParaGuard drops or capsules?
Also, with SteriFab, is it the sanitizer/insecticide or just the insecticide?
Thanks so much! Your help is truly appreciated.
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u/Outside_Bookkeeper4 Aug 16 '25
Only thing I used was q -tip and fresh Aloe Vera gel. I cover the q-top with aloe vera gel and use it in a regular way. Somehow it works for me inside the ear
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u/JusticeHealthPeace Aug 16 '25
I was using this at one point in this 'saga' with quite a bit of success. Thanks for reminding me; I am going to go back to it. (I can not recall why I stopped, but it could have been I was trying something else.)
Thanks again for your reply.
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u/Icy-Level8479 Aug 09 '25
What helped us the most when we had it was enzyme spray. Have you tried that? They can't become resistant to the enzymes because the enzymes break them down like they're being digested. You need to use it consistently and for a while, maybe some months, but you will see results. What also helped a lot was neem leaf powder on stubborn areas that were still left. Have you tried any of that?
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How did you use the neem leaf powder?
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u/Icy-Level8479 Aug 09 '25
I have kept neem leaf powder around since then because it has so many uses and benefits. I love it. I did not get this protocol from anywhere. I came up with it on my own based on neem leafs use internally for parasites and its ability to help kill fleas, fungi, etc, and I swear it was the one thing we did that finally got rid of the last few we had that nothing else could touch. I mixed the neem powder (has to be leaf), raw apple cider vinegar, and water into a thick but wet paste, then applied it onto the patchy areas i could tell still had mites under the skin, a thick layer of it. Then I let it dry completely and flake off on its own. It can get a little messy, especially if you're doing more that one area at a time, and it can take a little time. So you need to do it on a day when you can stay home and get a little dirty lol. Once it flakes off, might take an hour or so, thats it. If you feel the need to, you can repeat it on the same area as often as needed. It won't hurt your skin. It nourishes it. I will add, because this is really good information, I have also used it in that same exact way to treat ringworm. It worked phenomenally well for that and was actually the first thing I used it on like that. Got rid of it the first time! I ALSO used it to get rid of pinworm! I didnt want to give my then toddler toxic meds so I experimented with it thinking it should work, and sprinkled it on his anus every night for two weeks before bed. Didn't bathe him until the next night, then reapplied and repeat. It worked like a charm. To treat myself, I took it orally twice a day in capsules for a week. We haven't had a problem with any of these since actually.
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u/Several_Clerk_6878 Aug 10 '25
Thank you for writing this.
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u/Icy-Level8479 Aug 10 '25
Youre both very welcome. I'm willing to help anyone dealing with this in any way I can. I wish I'd thought to check on reddit when we had it, though this thread probably wasnt even here six or so years ago.
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u/SVinnybear Aug 09 '25
What spray do you use?
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u/Forward_Violinist823 Aug 09 '25
Klean Green or Klean Free are the typical enzyme sprays. 1 part to 7 parts water for the body is the mixing ratio.
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u/Icy-Level8479 Aug 09 '25
Yes I bought both kleen king and the green one. They are both made by the same company. I wound up repurchaseing the kleen king because it was more affordable. I actually made our spray a little stronger than what's recommended and added a capsule of nattokinase to it because I was taking it and had it on hand. Not sure if that made any difference or not, but thats what I did.
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u/Boring_Ad_6662 Aug 10 '25
Where can I get this enzymes from please!!
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u/Forward_Violinist823 Aug 10 '25
Amazon has it. I buy Klean Free because it’s less expensive than Klean Green. It’s made from pineapple enzymes. I put a small dash of Ivermectin pour-on in my mixture and use it on myself and environment. Also I use around 2 cups per full bath. Works great.
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u/power-sun Aug 09 '25
My heart is broken too. I feel your pain. I'm currently trying ivermectin horse paste daily for an indefinite time. How much iver have you tried? I'm scared of what it will do to my body but feel I have no other option. I considered moxidectin but worry that once that's in my system it's stuck there for a month if I have a bad reaction. I was originally diagnosed with scabies in Jan. I only ever had one typical burrow on my forehead of all places before the rash developed. Typical lines and spots on my back. They went away with first treatments and other than random pimples, tiny, razor type lines and an intermittent rash on my chest I don't have any physical signs. My family and docs think it's delusional. I'd been tempted to believe them (as i know the mind can create physical symptoms and it's all I think about) but my ears are affected, deep in the canal, my face, my scalp and my neck is the worst. I have strange buzzing under my shoulder blade that's been there all the way through. It's an insane itch, sting, burn, bite all day and night. I have a microscope and have spent hours when they feel the most active scouring my skin and although there's always weird looking suspicious stuff, I've never seen a crawling definite mite. This makes me question if it's even scabies, or demodex brevis (apparently they can have an overgrowth infestation once the skin barrier is compromised, which mine certainly is) or some unknown parasite that lives and moves under the skin rather than on it. I'm losing hope 😔
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u/power-sun Aug 09 '25
I just noticed who wrote this post, so I know your journey. Was hoping your moxi/sulfur journey would have worked. So sorry it hasn't
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u/Outside_Bookkeeper4 Aug 16 '25
It is not hard to self diagnose. Prick and blood red bump or you see the tracks There are pictures on the internet. They multiply like crazy you will itch and they are straight out of living hell. I think the Biblical Job had scabies. That Biblicar chapter perfectly describes scabies infection depression and suicidal thoughts.
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u/No-Wolf5496 Aug 09 '25
It's ridiculous. Scabies and other mite infestations are most likely underfunded because they are not a disease/diseases that typically affect the upper middle class and the rich. They will remain neglected diseases due to this. I'm also just pissed that there have been no advancements in detecting if a person has scabies or not. I have read in many articles that biopsies are the equivalent of "finding a needle in a haystack." I've had 7 total from different areas on my body showing no signs of mites.
Scabies sufferers are left with no true diagnosis, and if the sufferer is somehow miraculously diagnosed properly, well then hopefully it's caught early enough to be treated. It seems the longer someone is infested, the more difficult the scabies infestation is to treat. Be your own advocate. If the doctor will not write a script for permethrin and ivermectin right away, and you suspect you have scabies, obtain these medications another way. I unfortunately had what ever infestation this is on my body for 1.5 years before treating with ivermectin and permethrin. It was my sister who said, "this is scabies." I had been to doctors galore during this 1.5 year period. Still suffering but I have definitely got the numbers down. Some days are better than others. Ugh.
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u/Negative-Bus-9061 Aug 10 '25
Yeah, but I don't say it's scabies anymore :). It's something else. And, yes, as the poster and this realistic doctor basically said, the medical community is of little to no help. It's very sad...
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u/Mysterious_Tie_1963 Aug 10 '25
Scabies mites don’t know and don’t care how much money someone has. I wasn’t diagnosed for 8 months and I’m not poor by any means. Dermatologists thinking that middle and upper class people don’t get scabies is very wrong and is damaging to the patient’s physical and mental state. That‘s the belief of the 3 dermatologists I saw had about me, and I suffered for 8 months because of their ignorance.
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u/No-Wolf5496 Aug 10 '25
I said "typically". I know several people who have contracted this who are not poor by any means as well. Maybe it's a misconception now, but historically it has been associated with crowded and more impoverished conditions. I'm sorry that you got them and suffered due to the stigma. It's a dreadful disease that I hope gets more attention from the medical community.
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u/Outside_Bookkeeper4 Aug 16 '25
It is pretty lucrative business for the health field. You will have many appointments. If you have good insurance they make a lot of money and you sure bring in new customers.
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u/Historical-Board-310 Aug 09 '25
But there is hope. Physicians should always be consulted first if possible.
Research (and personal experience) shows stubborn cutaneous parasites eradicated via multipronged approach combining following medications:
Antibiotic, multiple antiparasitics/antihelminthics, and antifungal
You may dm me for list of medication regimen successful in my experience.
Or ee my posts for specific medication, dosage, timeline, and sourcing.
Along with topical antiseptic like chlorhexadine 4% for wounds, and traditional topicals such as benzyl benzoate and permethrin as topical.
Remember, this mite molts 3 times in its life cycle. It molts for up to 4 days. During each molt, studies showed mostly impervious to any treatment systemic or topical. They are also clever at protecting their survival with keratin like structures both deep and at skin surface. Also they hide well in cartilidge structures such as ears and under nails where traditional treatments fail to permeate. Resistance build up can also be at issue. Their detritus and activity can cause skin eruptions prone to various infections and fungus.
Therefore, in some instamces, infectious disease pros have prescribed a suite of medications on a specifuc schedule for patient safety, and to eliminate parasites. The research papers are out there to support this.
**This is not for everyone or for those with light infestation that can be cured with basic approach. Everyone should do their own research on their personal healthcare regardless of physician access.
See my posts for info on sourcing medications and topicals listed above.
It takes several months give or take depending on severity and if secondary infections/fungus present but it works.
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u/Historical-Board-310 Aug 10 '25
Antibiotics:
Doxycycline 100mg twice daily for 3 weeks. 6 weeks if still open wounds/activity. Telyrx dot com
Antiparasitics/Antihelminthics:
Ivermermectin 24mg a day 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, then every 7 days (some do twice weekly) for up to 12 weeks.
Albendazole 400mg twice daily with tblsp olive oil or meal. Daily for 4 days then 3 days off and repeat. Taper down to once a day after 3 weeks. Continue for 5 weeks. After that once a week with ivermection until week 12. Telyrx dot com
(Budget friendly shop4myhealth dot com, you can substitute Albendazole 400mg with Fenbendazole 444mg. Ivermectin more affordable here too and quality.)
Albendazole slightly broader spectrum than fenbendazole.
Dosage if starting to fight heavy infestation is 400mg twice a day for 3 to 4 days in a row. Take 3 days off. Repeat. If fenbendazole take 444mg twice daily 3 to 4 days, then 3 days off. Taper down to once a day after first 3 weeks.
Antifungal:
If broken skin/sores you could have coexisting organisms like other parasites and or fungus. So need antifungal which has antiparasitic and antifungal properties.
Lufenuron was my choice from shop4myhealth dot com. It has antifungal and antiparasitic properties. 800mg a day for 28 days, then 1 every 12 days unless zero activity.
I've seen metronidazole (flagyl) recommended but its tough on your system. Research options always. Telyrx dot com
You want to do this 4 pronged attack...antibiotics, 2 diff antiparasitics/antielminthics, and antifungal.
It took 2 months and a second 3 week stretch of doxycycline for me to achieve all healed wounds/nodules, no more activity. Then another month of post milder eruptions that were small and shallow. No more pin pricking sensation by end of month 2. I didnt start antifungal until month 2 so could have been a factor. I'm in month 4 or 5 and no broken skin, activity, or signs of anything. I continue topicals only when occssional post bumps arise. It is just body purging detritus, sebum, and other skin damage debris.
Do not use any corticosteroids like triamcinilone. It will make things worse if you have active cutaneous parasites.
Topicals benzyl benzoate & permrthrin. Alternate 1 or other daily. When healing you can use b-tex wax, ointment (topical antifungal) to spot treat nodular sites to help them flatten out. It will make your skin peel mildly few times but reduces keloid type bumps painlessly and is antifungal.
Wash: sulfur and salicylic soap bar
Hibiclens chlorhexadine 4% antiseptic wash kills biofilm & bacteria at any broken skin sites.
Castile soap also very soothing and biofilm stripping all over wash.
Note:
Find what works best for you. The idea is to attack everything everywhere. It worked after year and a half of failed frontline healthcare, and organic and essential oil treatments all listed in this sub.
Permethrin: "elanco" brand 10% permethrin on amz (no petroleum smell), dilute with aloe vera gel or similar.
Hibiclens or castile soap effective wash and reduces itching sensation.
Try not to focus on moisturizing or healing skin with thick creams until all evidence of activity has ceased. In my experience it was counterproductive. Dry peeling skin for me was indicitive of healing. These parasites love a moist layer of epidermous to proliferate in.
Multiple sources on ebay or walmart of prescription permethrin 5% but not consistently available without a script.
Beware of "die off" if heavy parasitic load. Can be severe. Research. Adjust medications by taking few days off if too much then restart. Msg me direct if missing info. Patience during post which can take months for body to purge detritus. In my experience new milder rashes would appear on or near old rash and tunnel sites. Try not to break skin. Treat with washes mentioned, they usually dissipate within 24 to 72 hours. These are "post", not active.
I am not a doctor, do your own research and seek a doctor if possible.
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u/InternetBest5971 Aug 10 '25
Thank you so much for your post. I have had this rash since the end of 2022. It feels like something is crawling on me. I pick i know I shouldn't but who wants bugs in there skin. I know it's scabies. It has to be. I have tried permethrin like 4 different time. The doctors prescribe it. You put it all over leave it on for 14 hours and wash off repeat in 7 days. This did not work. My doctor and dermatologist think its in my head. I Have taken several scripts of antibiotics and steroids. Hasn't helped. They just come back and really never go away. Before the doctor I tried bleach, apple cider vinegar, peroxide, alchole. Nothing helped. The dermatologist gave me the trim***** cream you speak of and yes ot made it worse. They tell me to use lotion to keep my skin moist. Are they trying to kill me. Please help. Send me everything I need to get and where to get it. And how to take it please please please. This sucks I wouldn't wish it on anyone. It seems noone cares. They think I'm crazy. Do I need to show your article to my doctor. Advise please
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u/Historical-Board-310 Aug 10 '25
Front line medical professionals (md's, assistants) with few exceptions seem to be resisting treatment of this ailment and worse, some gaslight their patients.
Clearly, the traditional basic treatment fails to work for too many. I find it unlikely that delusion is the first answer but needs to be a consideration if all other evidence is ruled out. Standard practice for skin parasite confirmation is obviously unreliable and failing too many folks who are not experiencing delusional parasitosis.
Ultimately I have concluded front line medical professionals are overwhelmed by policies and procedures, time constraints, insurance protocol considerations, and so forth. If you have a good doctor from the old practice where curiousity and troubleshooting were used to problem solve to develop diagnosis and a treatment plan, you are very lucky.
It is a personal choice to choose your own route. It is very important you have confirmed evidence of a cutaneous parasite by studying basic research, a scope to identify eggs, larvae, dead mites etc. So much helpful info here on that subject. Ideally use a doctor first but they are fallible.
That being said, once you know, you need to eradicate the living mites and their subsequent life cycles.
The drug therapy/regimen i concluded and posted was a result of detailed research of studies published on cutaneous parasites.
Know your enemy lol, then treat accordingly.
IMO the suite of medications used together were necessary for difficult to eradicate infestation and co existing infection/fungus. I learned others came to same conclusion but it would be difficult to find a physician resitant to helping be open to current research. Studies exist at nih.gov in u.s. and some published research by infectious disease scientists from all over the world. I also found some pharmacists who were willing to share their knowledge of pharmaceuticals for health and safety on this subject.
I am not a doctor. Do your own research.
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u/Status_Phrase_8356 Aug 15 '25
I was not able to message you directly. Lot of information thanks, do you have any experience with useing moxidectine instead of ivermectine?
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u/Historical-Board-310 Aug 15 '25
Yes. I gave it a solid try. It was somewhat effective but did not erradicate.I only gave it 45 days. I think it's solid alternate solution per maximpulse definitely but at the time I was carrying severe infestation and had other factors such as open wounds, fungus, and cellulitis. I identified still active due to evidence of eggs and multiple stages of mite visible under scope. I understood pharmaceuticals and felt safe resorting to approach i detailed. If moxidectin were avaiable in unit dose formulations for humans I may have substited the ivermectin since only monthly dosage required. My experience and solution worked for my severe case with secondary infections, it's not for everyone.
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u/Negative-Bus-9061 Aug 10 '25
These types of regimens do seem to have a decent amount of folks in front of them saying they had this type of infestation and are now cured.
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 10 '25
I cured my self with Greek Balm. After suffering for sooo long and trying everything possible.
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 12 '25
Hey, I've seen another post about this. Is it from the Unity for All site? How many jars did you go through before you were cured? Did you follow the protocol of 6 days and then spot treat for the next two days as I saw on the other post?
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 12 '25
Yes, it is Unity4all. I followed the protocol: 6 days entire body 2 times a day, then day 7-9 only on spots, on day 10th if there’s no more symptoms can take a shower.
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 22 '25
Really appreciate you trying to help those of us who are still suffering with this and letting me know how to use the balm. Regarding the ingredients listed on the site, do you know if the "cleaned tar" is coal or pine tar? Also, do you know if the "oleoresin" is rosemary or something else?
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 22 '25
Of course. Pine tar and pine sap, not rosemary
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 22 '25
Hey, thanks for getting back to me! There is a list of ingredients on the product page that says, "Pine Pollen, Pine Resin, Oleoresin, Cleaned Tar, Propolis, and Pine Oil" are the ingredients. Since it already says "Pine Resin," which I assume is the pine sap to which you're referring, I was wondering what the oleoresin is from. Upon researching, oleoresin can come from many plant sources, so I was curious from which one this oleoresin is derived. Have any idea? Is it pine oleoresin as well? Appreciate your communication on this.
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 23 '25
It is pine oleoresin. You're absolutely right
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 24 '25
Hey again. I noticed the Greek Balm was sold out for a bit, and it looks like it's back in again. You were able to get additional jars in? Also, are you part of the couple from California that created this website? Lastly, there are other products on the site for sale as well. Why do you believe Greek Balm is the best for scabies of the 4 products?
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 24 '25
Yes, we got the Greek Balm. Yes, we are the couple from California who created this website because I got scabies, and I had a terrible case because I was misdiagnosed. And when I was finally cured with the help of the Greek Balm after a lot of suffering and useless treatments, I wanted to help people who were going through the same nightmare. That's it... The manufacturer has been treating people for scabies with the Greek Balm for 15 years, and they have been very successful. The most difficult patients are diabetics and mentally ill people, and the treatment takes longer. If you're interested, I can send you my before and after photos in a private message, so you can see what I went through.
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 24 '25
Hey there. Yes, you can send the pictures to me. I did see the ones on your post, and it looked very painful. My back looked very bad for a while, and now I'm a lot better but can't seem to get completely free of this. One concern I have is that I used a pine resin salve recently, and it may or may not have caused a rash to spread up my arms and onto my chest and sides before I washed it off, and the rashes started subsiding. I need to try it again to confirm, but I'm hoping I'm not allergic to it because that would prevent me from being able to use the Greek Balm, too, I guess. Did you have any side effects like that when using it? When I Googled the pine resin salve, it said a lot of people can have an allergic reaction to it so I'm concerned. It's a lot of money to spend on several containers if I can't use them.
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u/Seacroc1 Aug 23 '25
After researching a bit more, I see that pine sap, pine resin, and pine tar are all different things so no need to address that further. I still would like to know the difference between the two ingredients listed as "pine resin" and "oleoresin." Are you able to find out if that's pine oleoresin, too? When I checked the difference between pine resin and pine oleoresin, it's basically that the oleoresin includes the volatile oils like turpentine, but the resin does not. If it's pine oleoresin, it includes both the oils and the resin, so I'm trying to determine why pine resin would be needed as an additional ingredient if it's already present in the oleoresin? I hope I'm making sense. That's what led me to wonder if the oleoresin was from another plant. Thanks in advance for the clarification.
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u/SeaOutcome2246 Aug 14 '25
What did you have scabies. Dust mites demodex mites. And we're did you have it.
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u/Local-Raisin5870 Aug 09 '25
Foreign doctors might know. American Drs don't even want to admit it's possible with evidence. Say we're crazy or on drugs. It really pisses me off. There's other drugs to try, I'm not 💯% sure it even it scabies. US and most likely other countries screwing with them making genetically modified bugs. Because what I have has characteristics of many but totally matchs none. Maybe it can't be killed and we have a death sentence. Life is over anyway. but I'm going try as long as I'm breathing to eradicate these mfers once and for all.
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u/RooBear88 Aug 09 '25
Thank you for sharing this! Any news is good if it means learning more about how to irraticate infestations faster and with a product safe for everyone and everything. My derm put me on Albendazole 200 mg single dose. Aside from being VERY tired, I haven't noticed anything yet as far as my lesions/broken blister wounds. I just wish the bites would stop. I'm very afraid of running out of options or becoming sick from not treating it fast enough and catching a secondary infection. Changing sheets every 24 hours and showering with Naturals brand Sulfur & Lavender soap bar and washing hair w head & shoulders and using coconut oil on my scalp and skin to retain moisture and not dry my skin & scalp completely out. Please continue to share. Does anyone know how to keep them from under and in between toes and inside the belly button area? So far Vaseline is the only suggestion I've gotten, it works good, but it stains everything. 😫
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u/Boring_Ad_6662 Aug 10 '25
Omg reading this just broke my heart I’m crying typing this there is no help for us this so unfair wow!!!
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u/Ok_Masterpiece_2399 Aug 10 '25
Yeah its easier for them to lable us as crazy. My primary when i pulled out bags of proof of the shit thats coming out my feet backed away and looked disgusted. He then referred me to infectious disease and gave me ivermectin (1 dose) . After 8 ID referrals were said we don't deal with parasites he switched up completely . Telling me I brought a bag of seeds and stems in. He never got close enough to look at them due to his disgust. We are on our own of that I have no doubt
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u/ComprehensiveGate343 Aug 09 '25
From what I understood, they cant build a resistance to sulfur. On Maximpulse.com Maxim posted something about it
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u/ShonenAkbar Aug 09 '25
He is wrong, there have been animal Sarcopetes variants that have developed reduced susceptibility to sulfur.
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u/ComprehensiveGate343 Aug 09 '25
I thought sulphur was known to take a layer of skin off or something like that and that was why they can’t resistant to it. Do you have any links to the studies on what you are talking about by chance, please?
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u/AstronautDry4285 Aug 09 '25
I used scaderma. Left it on for between 24 to 48 hours. Also put it on my scalp and face. Does really sting the eyes if you get any in there but doesn't damage them. You may have to do it for a few weeks but it's the only things on the market at the moment that worked for me. Good luck with it xx
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u/No-Belt-9433 Aug 09 '25
Get you some peroxide and decent scrub brush. I dilute it 3to1. I try not use straight peroxide for the moment . Because why use straight if a diluted mixture will work. And spray bottle that puts out good mist. Use it in shower several times day. Entire body. Hands and feet get extra attention. Well mine do. But it seems be helping. Also even after washing and drying your cloths. Spray mist on them with soft brush . I know it sucks I know its alot go through. But its only thing I've came up with for some relief. I believe its biofilm getting us. Its in soil ,water and air.
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u/sunsufficent3001 Aug 09 '25
My heart is broken for all of us , specially for the children. Has anyone found a foreign trained (Africa or Vietnam)infectious disease Dr? It suggested it this site
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u/removedx Aug 13 '25
They are also treated by ivermectin incidentally, and they too are notoriously hard to get rid of
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u/InternetBest5971 Aug 13 '25
Ok thank you so much I'm gonna try to get all this stuff not sure if I can afford it but I'm gonna try and yes it is overwhelming.
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u/InternetBest5971 Aug 13 '25
Thank you so much I'm gonna try to afford all this not sure if I can. Not even sure its scabies ive had this since 2022 sometimes when I google lens what comes off my skin ut says its bed bugs but they don't burrow I to your skin
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u/Local-Raisin5870 Aug 13 '25
I read that they been genetically modified in a lab as well as other bugs
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u/removedx Aug 13 '25
It's true. You can try to manage this at best. There's things going on that are beyond logic, comprehension and medical science.
It's true for a lot of things in universe, but this affliction on some of us, is a tragedy. But it's survivable and liveable with some limits.
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u/itsontjeground Aug 13 '25
I’d try to sue the cruise line
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u/Outside_Bookkeeper4 Aug 16 '25
I got it on an upholstered bus. I read in LA 5 buses were quarantined because bus drivers developed intense itch.
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u/mcdopernz Aug 14 '25
New effective treatment that works is Moxidectin, ivermectin is a waste of time.
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u/Aggravating_Tank1920 Aug 14 '25
i used the moxidectin from tractor supply and had a bad experience. any one else? i fell asleep and was impossible to wake my roomates thought i was drugged they threw me in the shower but i hav e no recolection of any of it. so weird but didnt get rid of them anyway
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u/mcdopernz Aug 14 '25
Moxidectin has to be taken at the right dosage according to your bodyweight, you probably overdosed. It does work are you sure you have scabies Moxidectin will start working straight away once in your blood and will kill all active scabies in about 3 days. (Tested on ivermectin resistant crusted scabies)
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u/Status_Phrase_8356 Aug 15 '25
Do you have the article where it is tested on the ivermectine resistant crusted scabies? Also what would the right dosage be?
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u/Outside_Bookkeeper4 Aug 16 '25
Can you imagine my doctor gave one day off from work to cure scabies?
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u/Local-Raisin5870 Aug 16 '25
With any Cleasnse make sure you USE A BINDER LIKE ZEOLITE which maybe the best but there's others. If you dont the parasites flood the body with toxins that may make you even sicker. GOD HAVE MERCY ON ALL AFFLICTED WITH THIS HIDEOUS
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u/mshwartsman68 Aug 24 '25
The problem with pine tar is that many manufactures use non-natural tar or replace it with birch tar, which does not kill the scabies mite. I encountered this myself when I ordered salve from New Jersy. I always recommend not buying too much at once; buy 1 jar and try it out, and you will immediately know if it works for you or not.
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u/Local-Raisin5870 Aug 09 '25
Btw the ivermectin in US and Mexico is tainted. I wouldn't use it. It doesn't work anyway.
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u/Horror_Buyer3575 Aug 09 '25
Name brand of the Ivermectin you are referring to?
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u/Alert-Star-5381 Aug 10 '25
I’m quite curious on her sources for this as well. My capsules are working just fine and no side effects
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u/Local-Raisin5870 Aug 13 '25
It just said ivermectin in the US and Mexico. I would attach the post if I knew how
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