Hi Sputnik ~

The reappearance of mucus in your throat sounds like a Herxheimer reaction to the meds. Tips for relief:

HERXHEIMER REACTION: parasite Die-Off Syndrome: //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1617480#i.

For your throat symptoms, suggest you gargle several times daily with warm water mixed with hydrogen peroxide & salt. Also try lemon/honey cough drops or warm lemon/honey tea to decrease mucus buildup.

Recommend 1000-3000mg Vitamin C daily. Spread doses out & take with small amount of food to prevent upset stomach/acid reflux.

Other helpful vitamins & supplements:
ANTI-PARASITIC VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS: Zinc, Garlic, Sulfur/MSM, Vitamin C, CQ-10, & Alpha Lipoic Acid: //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1575262#i

If symptoms persist, try small doses, spread out every couple of hours or so, of a cough syrup formulated for severe cough only (not cold or flu), e.g., Nyquil or Robitussin CF (or store brand equivalent).

After taking the cough syrup, don't eat or drink liquids for an hour or more; this removes the coating of medicated syrup being absorbed by your throat.

The foul breath odor may be due to infection caused by the toxins released by the parasites. You might add an Antibiotic to your arsenal.

For upper respiratory infections, Doxycycline & Bactrim are effective, as well as others listed in the protocol. If you try Antibiotics , take only one type at a time:

ALBENDAZOLE & IVERMECTIN PROTOCOL: Strongyloides, Morgellons, & Filariasis //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1586882#i

Good luck in your parasite battle & keep us posted on your progress!

Cheers ~~ ICU

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ICU's parasite Drug Protocols: Roundworms, Tapeworms, Flukes, Strongyloides, Morgellons, & Protozoa: //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1574645#i

Hi Kendallas ~

As noted in my Albendazole/Ivermectin protocol & several forum posts, a mild reaction (headaches, abdominal pain, vertigo, etc) sometimes occurs with the first dose of Ivermectin:

ALBENDAZOLE & IVERMECTIN PROTOCOL: Strongyloides, Morgellons, & Filariasis - //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1586882#i

Decreasing the Ivermectin dose for a short period until the body adjusts, then titrating/gradually increasing it back to a regular dose is the best course of action.

Other helpful vitamins & supplements to add to your arsenal:

ANTI-PARASITIC VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS: Zinc, Garlic, Sulfur/MSM, Vitamin C, CQ-10, & Alpha Lipoic Acid - //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1575262#i

If your current meds treatment doesn't show marked improvement after several cycles, suggest you add one of the Antibiotics listed in the protocol. Antibiotics , especially Doxycycline, have a synergistic effect when taken with Ivermectin.

Your symptoms of body-wide crawling & movement may indicate Strongyloides or Filariasis or hyperinfection case of Roundworms.

Another possibility is a co-infection of various type of parasites.

Suggest you continue your current Roundworm routine for several cycles & try the Tapeworm protocol as a last resort/Plan B.

Best of luck in your parasite battle!

Keep us posted on your progress so that others can benefit from your experience.

Cheers ~~ ICU

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Alben is not as effective as Fenbendazole 10%. Aim cool mint toothpaste placed upon the lesions, just a small film, is the product of the year. Ivermectin does some good but there is enough in the equimax. Spray the skin with the Antifungal Tinactin liquid spray, the generic by Premier is just as good and it's less than half the price.