Date:   4/30/2017 5:47:50 AM ( 7 y ago)
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Thanks for telling your story. Do you have the Morgellon fibers? My story is like yours, but about a year less. It sounds like you are on a good medication program now. I like Panacur, because its a double dose of fenbendazole in a handy large tube. Seems that fenbendazole is the only FDA approved treatment for encysted worms. I think me and the pets have had this for years.
About worm ID, I'm very bad at that. The spaghetti looking one is described that way, but I forget which one it is, roundworm? I just added prazi too, and am impressed with it. Thanks for listing your intended schedule with those 2 meds. I think I'll copy that, since I'm winging it too. I agree with your scortched earth policy (lol) and just nuke them all. the Albendazole will cover the hooks and rounds, the prazi for flukes and tapes. Ivermectin is a good one to rotate with, since from what I've read, the parasites adapt to a medicine after several weeks, so switching once they seem to be making a comeback is a good plan. I'd throw panacur (online farm supply) into the mix (fenbendazole) for encysted ones.
They are sure ugly nasty things!! Ugh!
We have nasal worms, I'm thinking it's eggs and baby ropeworms. Definitely we have ropeworms. The nasal ones are so hard to treat, also they like mouths. I want to nuke them the most. Miniature flies are part of the Morgellons problem I think. main issue is fly debris on my scalp, and nose worms, also fly debris on face. Black spots that come apart as dirt and fly legs, not so much as fibers anymore.Oh yeah, roundworms too! Too much fun. Good luck!
 

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