parasite discussion

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" b0hleita " <b0hleita

Mon, 05 Jun 2006 13:00:22 -0000

[finding1cure] Fenbendazole

 

 

 

This is an interesting site for parasites treated by fenbendazole

http://www.chameleonnews.com/year2002/july2002/nematodes/nematodes.html

Maybe worth investigation.

 

 

 

 

" patram81 " <patram81

Mon, 05 Jun 2006 12:14:33 -0000

[finding1cure] Albendazole and others

 

 

This drug will take care of many worms, but there are also many that

it will not touch, and there are other drugs.

 

Without a diagnosis, taking a particular drug is just using a shotgun

approach and who knows what side effects it may bring. Also,

depending on the type of worm the strength and duration of treatment

with a drug varies.

 

One doctor gave me Mebendazole, which helped, but she gave me one

tablet and would not give me others. What the heck was that all about?

 

I read about that drug, and for certain worms, you take it two times a

day for five days and then after two weeks you take one more dose

(probably to get the eggs that hatched and befor they are mature

enough to create new eggs).

 

Also, drugs flush out of the body through the liver or kidneys, and

either of these organs can be affected if you self medicate. A doctor

could test for problems in these areas.

 

There is something called a hydatid cyst. The worms can cause these

on a person's internal organs. These are usually free of symptoms

until the organ starts breaking down. By then they used to operate.

Sometimes these cysts will dissappear on their own. Now, they can

give Albendazole for 1 to 6 months which helps in about 30% of the

cases. They have found that even 3 months seems to find a reversal in

some people. Some people who are not apparently aided by this

treatment, when examined months later, show improvement.

 

The Albendazole patients show some liver impairment, but that seems to

reverse when the drug is stopped. Albeit, I would consider this

dangerous to do with no doctor's guidance.

 

THis can be scary stuff. Some worms can invade the brain and there

seems to be nothing they can do about that.

 

Anyway, the definition of delusional parasitosis, if that's the name,

when I looked it up, said the patient complained about invisible bugs

biting them and brought along a sample of stuff that turns out not to

be what they claim, but usually dead skin cells.

 

Of course, we should not go to a doctor claiming Morgellon's. They

are the experts and we look to them for diagnosis and treatment.

 

Trouble is, on the net there are treatments and articles on worms, but

no recommendations on where to find a doctor who has experience with

them. I think this is because most people with these problems are

outside of the US, and perhaps in third world countries.

 

I wish I knew a 'Doctors Without Borders' doctor. Where are they

headquartered in the US? Do any one of us live within commuting

distance?

 

 

 

 

" morgellonsmay03 " <michelleathompson

Sun, 04 Jun 2006 02:58:41 -0000

[finding1cure] FOUND SOMETHING THAT'S WORKING

 

 

 

Some new drug called Fenbendazole. Walmart pet dept. It's granules.

It's for killing different types of worms in dogs. It's meant to mix

into dog's food, but I tried it topically about 5 days ago. Here's

how I did it:

I rub on antifungal cream,(thickly), then sprinkle the granules ontop

and smear into cream. The whole packet. Then I put a gauze pad or 2

ontop, wrap with light gauze wrap, and an ace bandage. I keep it on

for almost a whole day or more.

 

My sores ARE shrinking fast, itching is all but gone. I hope this

solves the problem. It may take a few weeks or so...but since I had

this problem in this arm for about a year, I'm thinking it will take

some time til I eradicate the " clan " that seems to have set down a

good camp ground maybe to muscle depth, (that's what it always felt

like). I still see some of those black specks, I think they're the

worm eggs.

 

I'll keep up this regimen as long as it takes. Hopefully it won't

ruin my liver, but I've been itching & burning with sores on this

arm for so long I'm willing to take the chance.

 

I'm pretty positive it's some type of worm, either man made or

whatever, but like I've told you all before, I've seen these things

actually move, and it's DAM scary not to mention disgusting to have

live day to day knowing these little worms are just eating away at my

skin while I work, do the wash, shop, socialize, get the mail,

vacuum, clean the dishes, etc. etc. etc.........

 

I kept reading about people trying colloidial silver or whatever it's

called.....but....this fenbendazole seems to be working. I'll keep

you all updated. By the way, the cream you use or mix the granules

with is really not important, it could be cold cream if that's all

you have or even an ointment; or make a paste from water, who

knows....it's relieving my suffering IMMENSELY. It's either try

stuff, or get my arm amputated. I'd rather have my arm, being it's my

right arm too that I use all the time.

 

Michelle from Delaware County

 

 

 

" morgellonsmay03 " <michelleathompson

Sun, 04 Jun 2006 03:10:26 -0000

[finding1cure] ADDTIONAL NOTE ON FENBENDAZOLE

 

 

Forgot to mention that when I put this stuff on, it does NOT burn my

skin or irritate it AT ALL. I feel it tingle some, but no, it doesn't

aggravate me when I lay it on. It actually feels like it's a minor,

tickly itch at first. Last week I tried Epsom salts soak, but

it " burn/itched " badly and I couldn't take it any more. These bastard

worms need to be continually snuffed for hours on a daily basis I

think. Heck this could be just the cure we've been waiting for, who

knows. I'm pretty optimistic right now. Total suffering time so far:

3 years, and hopefully eradication will be complete with my persistence

and diligence.

 

 

 

" patram81 " <patram81

Mon, 05 Jun 2006 01:37:42 -0000

[finding1cure] Observation on my self-treatment of my Worms

 

 

 

I am sure that I have worms. I have several different sorts. This

may make the symptoms hard to diagnose for any doctor, but the local

docs, even infectious disease specialists, evidently have no training

in these things. Tropical docs in my area are only experienced in

administering shots before trips and maybe handling bacterial

infections.

 

Anyhow, I have found, in the past, raw garlic to be very helpful with

my/these things. I started taking clove oil as per H.Clark, but the

cloves, I think, are more effective for tape worms. I have gotten

rid of my tape worms (hopefully), and was wondering why the garlic

does not seem as effective any longer.

 

I stopped the clove oil, and the garlic is doing its thing again.

 

Ok, I now remember reading somewhere that to counter garlic odor from

exuding out of your pores, eat parsley and/or pineapple, both of

which follow a similar 'path' through the body. I think I can add

cloves to this list.

 

I guess my conclusion is that if you find that several cloves of

garlic aid you in keeping these things at bay, you may do well to not

also ingest clove, parsley or pineapple (this could mean that I

should no longer take my bromelain digestive aid, for it comes from

pineapple).

 

I think whenever I take something that disturbs them, they just go

dormant. I don't know how long the eggs or whatever can remain in

this suspended condition and I don't know if when they must awake to

eat something if what I am taking will hurt them enough to kill them.