Crawling Sensations Under the Skin, Bites, Parasites Posted: 09-19-07 22:56pm
I've suffered from crawling sensations
under my skin, mainly on my shoulder, but
also face, hair, legs, feet, just about
everywhere, since 2004.
I don't have the fibres some people talk
about but maybe that's a secondary
complication.
I've discovered from researching that they
are Collembola (Springtails) and now I can
actually see them under the webbing of top
layer of skin by using the new kids toy
EYE-CLOPS which you view, at 200 x
magnification, on your TV screen.
They are white and reflect the light from
the magnifier (especially their eyes).
Still waited till they moved to make sure
I wasn't imagining it.
Bad news is that I've been trying for 12
months to kill them, to no avail. I can't
think of any more things to try but if I
find something I'll let you know. When I
have really made them suffer, they bite,
but seem to recover quickly.
Worst time I gave them was when I had the
church Elders pray for me. The Springtails
bit me for days, keeping me awake at
night, but they're still here. Maybe God
has a purpose for my suffering. I'll keep
you posted. Don't give up! Lyn
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yogahoneybunny
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Posted: 10-06-07 04:23am
Isn't there a skin bath you can take?
Have you tried soaking the skin in a
disinfectant?
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Springtail
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Joined: 18 Sep 2007 Posts: 7
Posted: 10-07-07 21:16pm
Believe me, I have tried everything. Even
burnt my skin raw with chemicals. To
date, no-one has come up with a real
solution, even though the bug-rid chemical
companies will sell you "treatments".
Thanks for your suggestion though.
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mt741
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Joined: 06 Jun 2008 Posts: 3
i found this on wikipedia Posted: 06-06-08 01:38am
Various sources and publications have
suggested that some springtails may
parasitize humans, but this is entirely
inconsistent with their biology, and no
such phenomenon has ever been
scientifically confirmed, though it has
been documented that the scales or hairs
from collembolans can cause irritation
when rubbed into the flesh [7]. They can
sometimes be abundant indoors in damp
places such as bathrooms and basements[2],
and under such circumstances may be found
on one's person, but this is only
accidental.
