Thanks mendomaid..its good to know that you too have experienced similar. The sensations are getting less this evening, probably because i did not have any herbs or COQ10 today at all. I felt too fragile. Also cold and flu symptoms are much less too.
The problem is, the more pain you put up with ..the more parasites you kill....but at times you can't help but wonder if you are killing the parasites or the poor human host!
Do you think the reaction I got was "die off" or my sensitivity to COQ10? If you think it is die off...I will resume lesser quantity of COQ10 tomorrow.

Thanks for taking the time to respond!

Hi bvgpsupt,

I have to admit that I do not know what type of worm it might be. my actual eye sypmtoms started 4 yrs ago along with the sickness, diarhoea, rashes bad pain in both shoulders and across back. I also got what I can only describe as a headache in the back of my eye that went on for weeks. I had an eye test but that showed nothing. periodically the pain in the eye socket returns but more commonly I just get awful discomfort in the eye socket at night. Especially when I wake in the morning and my eyeball starts to move. it feels as though I have alot of grit or somthing stuck inbetween my eyeball and the socket. i also get a lot of sleepy dust in the one eye and not in the other. Not always, but in spells. When I started to take the COQ10 the sensations got a lot worse...during the day as well! As i increased the dose it seemed to stop it for a few days, and then as the effect of the COQ10 wares off it would all start again. I have not seen anything crawl out of my eye though.
I also have a lot of nasal congestion and lung congestion.
When I first started taking herbal patrasides four months ago, I got alot of die off in my sinus' and lots of things came out of my nose. mainly little red squigly things . Thats when it occured to me that i most probably had some infestation in my respiratory system.....and of course the eyes are connected to these.
I have tried coloidal silver, but with no success.