Re: parasite emergency

Hi, thanks for the help. I took another dose of otc pinworm medicine with fiber and epson salts and am feeling better. I just dont want to do anything drastic with out supervision because i think my body is overrun with eggs and larvae and are so close to my brain and spine and am afraid of my liver shutting down or other complications. Also I think now they are pissed and on the run and can feel them piercing membranes or whatever and dont want them going through a damn artery. I literally feel like im having a stroke sometimes because the swelling is cutting off circulation to my brain. Also im sure they release a clotting agent and im afraid of getting a blood clot. Fun. I just dont understand how the emergency rooms can do this. i have been to three different ones. literally the second i say parasite the conversation is over and they ave already decided im "delusional" , wont even look at the spots on my body , one of which there resides something with hard pinchers on it laying eggs. this has happened at not one but three different er's. The last one was very close to puting me on a 72 hr psyc hold but finally said to me "we're gonna let you go". gee thanks ah. I swear its some kind of outbreak. There are black biting flies now around where i live which i looked up and found to be a vector for parasites, black flies need water, i live in the desert but there is runnoff from a mountain which forms areas of swamps where it collects. lookout everybody.
Anyway, my main question is do the adult worms need to be surgically removed or if i take something like ivermectin and they die will the body just absorb them? i think i killed the one in my chin as it actually let out a little scream when I squeezed it. And how concerned do I need to be regarding them piercing arteries and such. Also any help with dosing info for ivermectin would be helpfull, and if anyone knows what type of worm this might be, they seem very long, and like i said attach themselves to the underside of your skin with pinchers and start laying eggs there. I realize most are here for help also but any advice or experience dealing with this is appreciated , Thanks again for the help. Tweet