Skin Rash

by M.W.

This skin rash has been treated as scabies 2 times but the family has found no relief.

Today while digging at this small blackhead looking thing a really small black bug was removed. I put it on a napkin and it jumped away. This is not a scabie infection. Any ideas on what it could be?

The rash from these pests looks like a scabie rash and has spread.

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Dear M.W.

Based on your description, I really don't know what this particular skin rash could be.


Did the bug only hop? Could it crawl? Were you able to capture it again so that you could take it in to be identified?


Scabies are not known to jump, so I can understand why you would conclude that this is not scabies.


The fact that two rounds of scabies treatment didn't work does not surprise me. Even if you DID have scabies, you may have had the same result. Scabies seem to be coming more and more resistant to the chemicals commonly used for treatment.


Consider cleansing internally - using Herbal Fiberblend and/or Para 90. This will help your body get rid of a wide range of parasites since you are having difficulty identifying the culprit.


Also, try boosting your own body's defenses by taking probiotics daily. Florafood is a combination of 3 good probiotics that will give your body the ability to fight and heal.


For the external treatment, have you tried any natural remedies? You can apply any of the following to your skin rash for soothing and healing the skin...

• Organic Apple Cider Vinegar
  
• Tea Tree Oil
  
• Oregano Oil
  
• Garlic Oil
  
• Indian Neem Oil

Different people find different remedies more effective than others. You may have to do a little trial and error to find the one that works best for you.


Please let us know if you are able to positively identify the bug causing the skin rash, and when you find the best remedy that works for you.

To your good health!
Angie