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White Hair-Like Worm

by Christine Figueroa
(Orange County, California)

I'm gonna lose my mind!

I have been having this problem under my skin and private parts a white hair-like worm leech-like thing in the pores of the hair root.


When I bath, I can rub them out and can not get rid of them. They travel to belly, nips, under arms. It feels like they move in my veins and they sometimes flake through my skin like a leech. They get under my nails everywhere.


They can turn dark and look like a bruise. Seedy. When pulled out they bleed if it's not all removed. In my streak marks they go deep. When pulled out it looks like a small feather.


If any one knows anything about this please tell me. I feel like it's killing me slowly.






Hi Christine,

I'm so sorry you are having such a terrible time with this condition. I understand why you say, "I'm gonna lose my mind!"


The white hair-like worm sounds like some type of parasite. I can't tell you exactly what it is, but I can give you some good ideas for ways to cleanse your system naturally and build up your body's own natural defenses.


I always feel like that is your best option when dealing with unusual situations like this.


This is what I would do if I was in your position.

  1. Add 1-2 cups of organic raw apple cider vinegar to your bath water each day and have a nice soak. Bragg's is a good brand and you can usually get Bragg's Apple Cider Vinegar at your local grocery store or health food store. Just ask.

  2. Take some antiparasitic and antifungal supplements that naturally help to rid your body of parasites from the inside. My favorite choices are Herbal Fiberblend, Para 90, and Bear Paw Garlic. I would use these for at least one month. (The HFB I would use for at least 3 months to give your body a good cleanse and detox).

  3. Build up your body's immune system by using probiotics daily, like Florafood and the Garden Trio whole food supplement powders. If you can't afford them both at once, start with the Florafood and later switch over to the Garden Trio.

  4. Drink plenty of good clean water to help flush the dead and dying parasites from your system.


That is exactly what I would do and take if I was being pestered by some white hair-like worm and the other symptoms you are describing. These supplements give your own body the tools it needs to fight off whatever is ailing you.

I hope you find them as helpful as I do.

To your good health!
Angie





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White Hair-Like Worm

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Mar 10, 2010
Me and My family all have this
by: Anonymous

I dont know how old this post is, however me and my family are all going through this.

Mar 19, 2010
White Hair Like Worm
by: Angie

I'm so sorry to hear that you and your family are having the same difficulties as Christine with some type of white hair like worm parasite.


Have you tried any of the suggestions above or anything else to get rid of the problem? What type of progress have you made?


May 19, 2010
White hairlike worms, skin lesions, crawly feeling
by: Ali

In reguards to the person going out of their mind, I'm in the same position. 1 year ago I started getting horrible disfiguring lesions along jaw, cheek, chest, thighs chins and feet. They break open and ooz a sticky clear fluid. At other times the lesions seem to start to dry up but then these white hair like worm things start comming out of my pores. I also pull tiny flat white feathers out of pores. They are pratically microscopic. I have seen so many doctors only to be told I am hysterical and delusional. I can't sleep I toss and turn, I get migraines every day. My face and body is horribly scarred. My husband and teenager now have same symptoms. I have been taking apple cider baths for 6 months, I also put tea tree oil on several times per day. I am 40 and have never had ANY skin problems. I want to beat the dermatoligists who tell me it's dry skin and I caused the lesions by itching. I wasn't itching until I had this problem. I wish someone knew what this was. How many things can cause white microscopic feathers to appear from the skin? I'm sorry for rambeling, I feel like I'm going to have a nervous breakdown.

May 19, 2010
White Hair Like Worm and Lesions
by: Angie

Dear Ali,

I'm so sorry to hear your story. I'm glad to hear you are doing the ACV baths, but I hope you are using organic apple cider vinegar (like Bragg's) and not the regular filtered vinegar you get in the vinegar section of your grocery store.


I'm also wondering how long have you been using the tea tree oil? You said you apply it a few times per day. You don't want to keep that up indefinitely. Essential oils are great, but prolonged use can create a negative effect on your hormones in some cases.


I just spent last weekend at an informative convention with a number of health practitioners. I learned so much to help build upon my own knowledge of natural health and healing that I hope I can share with the visitors here.


Based on what you have described and the things I learned, here's what I would suggest for your consideration...

  • Para 90 - 1-3 capsules 3x per day for 1 month.
  • Herbal Fiberblend - start with 1 tsp. 2x per day and increase gradually to 2 Tbsp. 2x per day for internal cleansing until you feel you're completely well (3 months or more).
  • AIMega - 2-3 capsules 2x per day, with food. Reduces inflammation, helps repair damaged cells, etc.
  • Barley Life - start with 2 tsp. 2x per day, but can be gradually increased to several times per day if needed.
  • Florafood - 1 capsule 2-3x per day, with food.



I hope you will be able to find relief and healing using these practical suggestions of providing your body some of the basic tools it needs to cleanse, nourish, and replenish itself.

To your good health!
Angie

May 27, 2010
White hair-like worms
by: Anonymous

OMG..I have gotten creams from the Dermatologist x3. Wash everything in hot water, boil my toothbrush, combs. My husband thins I am loosing my mind. Help!!

Jun 20, 2010
see my website you are not alone
by: Anonymous

I have the same problem as you it is loosely known as morgellons diseasecome to my website at www.youtube.com/morgellons and see the videos I made of these worms in the hair follicle root

Yours understandingly Andy Coyle
ps
we are susceptible where others are not but the organism is pervasive in the clothes fabrics etc see my video on the cause of morgellons for a way to identify them

Jul 23, 2010
there is help
by: seattle skin specialist

i have the same problem that you all are describing here, and its so frustrating. there doesn't seem to be any definite answers anywhere. which is odd since you can google anything else and come up with more info than you were looking for. but if anyone is interested i am going to be conducting a research project in the seattle area in hopes that there is a solid cure. i am not a dermatologist but i am a licensed skin specialist and i cant just sit back and wait for someone else to come up with a solution. anyone wanting to participate in this project will be doing so on a strictly voluntary basis, and must be willing to provide a full disclosure of medical history.

Aug 16, 2010
Sounds like scabies
by: Anonymous

I have the worms under the skin in my feet (I play a lot of sand volleyball & use the showers at the gym). That is probably how I got these little suckers (literally).

Hopefully this topical cream (Lindane) kills em off and stops this insane intching. I've actually fought off the urge to itch it.

Aug 17, 2010
Maybe Hookworm or Tinea in your case...
by: Angie

Since you are in the sand a lot and also using public showers, it's likely that your particular condition is either a fungal infection from the showers (Tinea/Ringworm) or Hookworm (also known as Cutaneous larva migrans) from walking in the sand.


Lindane is pretty nasty stuff, and isn't really for those two conditions I've just mentioned. Did you doctor prescribe it for you? Are they certain you have scabies?


If you don't find that the Lindane does the trick, you may want to consider these other possibilities.

Oct 13, 2010
morgellon's diseasee
by: Anonymous

This is morgellon's disease. ):
I heard it is what causes one's skin to be dirty with acne. It is not a widely accepted disease among doctors, but I think it exists.

Mar 29, 2011
it is a ring worm
by: Nina Co. Brown

I had the same problem as you all. i even had black specks on my skin that itched and made these really ugly bumps. it is a ringworm. When we hear ringworm we think of the traditional raised up red ringworm. There are alot of different types. they also take on different shapes and appearances. Its not actually a worm it is a fungus. I thought i had morgellons disease but this is all it is. If doctors would take the time out to research and stop being close minded they could figure it out.

Apr 26, 2011
Hair like worms
by: MysticAura

Hi crystal
i have the same exact worms and more! I have had them 30 years at least.
get yourself to an infecteous disease doctor. Take in specimens in alcohol, and ask your regular Doctor and any Doctor who will listen to look under your skin for themselves. They are a louse of some sort.
check and see if there isn't more types of worms. I have black spets and other worms myself. The specks are Leishmaniasis, from mexico. Take Care and good luck!
MysticAura

Jun 02, 2011
lesions & live hairs
by: Anonymous

You think it's a hairball from your pet? Take another look. Get yourself a hand-held micriscope on ebay and be prepared. In certain cases, take a look in the center of the knotted, entwined hairs. See the little see thru monster in the center staring back at you? See the little creates on all the hairs? It's here, it's real, and what are we to do when I've went to 8 doctors, (an ER doc, two dermatolosits, and regular doctors). "your delusional. There's nothing there. Stop scratching and you wont have sores". Right. So tell me "doctor" it it's my imagination, you wont mind giving me a great big bear hug, and you wont mind if I touch your things when you walk out of the room and wipe them on me. After all, I'm delusional and these things that cause these lesions to appear on their own really arent there.??!! So, you're going to send me home to go about my everyday business, no knowing if I'm contagious??? How dare you people. You call yourselves doctors?? Didnt you have to take a code when you graduated??? The CDC may of told you to say that, but really, cant you be honest? So now, here I am 3 states away from my mother, dad, daughter, two grand kids, and I guess I'll just have to make the decision to never see them again. I sure dont want to take a chance on them catching this from me. Now my leasions when they open ON THEIR OWN have a clear liquid that dries hard, and I believe they're eggs. What are we sufferers suppose to do who are trying to go on about living, however so very far away from people, what are we all going to do now that it's 90 degrees outside, and I'm suppose to go out with open sores all over my arms? On my face? The makeup is packed on so bad it's clownlike. Back to the hairs - no, they are alive. They move, they all usually have one long hair sticking out of them, right??? Yep, right. They can disguise themseelves to their surroundings. Unless you are living this hell, and have experienced them, anyone else would think you are nuts, huh!!! No, they live. I put some in peroxide last night, tried to climb up the glass side of the jar they were in. So, sufferers, this is a few things you should be working on: Get on ebay and get yourself a hand help microscope. Keep what you can, but there is no guarantee any doctor will admit they are living things. "They're nothing but skin and blood" MY A**. Of course, this b****ch that calls herself a dermatologist didnt even use a microscope, just walked up and said "nope, nothing there"! Now, how about a drug test? And, she lied through her teeth (two doctors did that work together) on my visit report (thought we caught from work since husband was bit in the ass by something when he was bending over three times cleaning a room. No doctors admit this, no coverage. I tried to have a stool sample analyzed. WILL CONTINUE BELOW

Aug 07, 2011
feel your pain
by: Anonymous

Seattle skin doctor - I would be very interested in your study. I live close and would very much like to solve this nightmare.
I'm pretty sure that I have this: human hair-like worms that are on my privates and in my hair that will not go away with an herbal parasite medicine or doctor prescribed Vermox, bruises, liver-spot type brown patches of skin (my dermatologist has even done a biopsy since they look assymetrical and cancer-like), red blood-blister-like spots on various parts of my body. I think my teenager has it but don't want to freak him out and not have a normal life. I have only told two people but they do not know the full, gorey details.
I am afraid of what to do around family, friends, and work situation (I work around kids). I don't want them to get it but I need to work. Besides, no one would believe me especially if doctors don't. Any ideas on how to handle that??? Desperate and totally sane.

Aug 08, 2011
freaking out
by: Anonymous

i think i have this as well. I thought I was going craxy until I read this. please let me know what you find out.

Aug 12, 2011
any1 also have these symptoms?
by: Been there

This sounds like what my husband and I have been going thru for several yrs now. However, ours build up into a core. If you pull the core out, it is instant relief from the itching. If you get them all, it goes away, but leaves a terrible scar. Sometimes, if u go back to that spot later, there will be a white ball under the skin u can pop out. I find many black ones as well, as if they are ones that have died. It is almost as if they are causing hair folicles to not let the hair come out of the skin, but to keep growing to build up a core. Like they feed on it or something. I have found tea-tree oil to work quite well. I think they spread by the blood that pours out once you've removed the core. So be sure to wash and sanitize all areas that come in contact with any blood. We haven't stopped getting them, but we also have found that when our stress levels decrease, they alomst completely go away. Someone said they are "worry-warts'. It kind of makes sense as we were doing well dealing with them, almost completely gone, then we had a house fire, and they appeared like crazy. So, who knows, just see if reducing your stress level helps you any. Good Luck!

Aug 13, 2011
Parasidic Hyperinfections and Autoinfections
by: MysticAura

Hi its me again some four months later! I have been researching parasites myself because I was told I was delussional. I found that just walking outside with no shoes can cause parasidic hyperinfections, Strongylitis stercoralis. Or worse Tapeworms, Cystericousis. Or Filaral type worms in the blood. Its a NIGHTMARE and I want to wake up! Put the bugs in clean jars with alcohol. Then start looking at parasidic Hyperinfections and autoinfections for the worms that look like the ones your getting from under your skin. I have a magnifier thats 10 percent. I take it with me to my doctors and he looks. Regular labs can not diagnose skin parasites, only the CDC can, and its a process. Ivermectin and albudazole at the PUbMed sites treats all skin infestations and the ones in your blood. I am scared myself and I dont want to freak anyone else out but its most likely you all have them in your blood, lungs, and they are deadly. Get help and keep going Doctor to Doctor with the Jar of bugs until someone helps you and listens. Also print out the Strongyloid Stercoralis and take it with you. Normal Doctors no nothing about parasites. Internist no more than most. God Bless all of you! MysticAura

Aug 23, 2011
SCARED
by: Anonymous

I don't know what is going on but for some reason I have been itching in the private spot. So what do I do I go in the bathroom thinking I need to use it and when i wiped i looked down and saw little white rice looking worms. I am already 12 and I am going through this. I am hoping there is a way of getting rid of it. I also start school in a week and 6 days so wish me luck it's gone by then :)

Aug 23, 2011
White Worms In Vagina
by: Angie

Don't be feeling too scared. White worms in the vagina or anus are NOT uncommon in children and you don't need to panic.

Threadworms and pinworms are intestinal worms that lay eggs around the warm openings of the anus and sometimes vagina.

I would suggest that you tell your mother about the worms so that you can either get some medicine from the pharmacy for eliminating them or taking a natural herbal cleanse which is also quite effective in getting rid of intestinal worms. You can tell her that Herbal Fiberblend works well.

You also want to be very careful about washing your hands and scrubbing under your nails after using the bathroom and when you wake up in the morning (especially if you have been scratching).

You should also wash hands before eating or touching food if you are helping to prepare it.

Wear undies at night and change them to clean ones in the morning after you take a bath or at least wash your bottom well, because the worms do like to crawl out at night to lay their eggs and you need to wash them away.

I know it all sounds gross, but this is nothing to be embarrassed about as it happens all the time to people so you aren't "dirty" or "weird."

If you have brothers and sisters, there is a good chance that they have worms also. It's best if everyone in the family does a cleanse, regardless of whether your mom chooses medicine or natural herbs.

I wish you all the best for the new school year!

Sep 11, 2011
To Scared
by: Anonymous

I hope you already had your problem solved. If not the type of worm you are describing(white rice)is a sign of tape worms which can be treated. The best thing to do would be to go to your doctors and have a stool sample analyzed. Its nothing to be embarrassed about these things happen. Oh, and if you have any animals that could be your source. Make sure your animals are dewormed also... goodluck hunny. hope all is well!

Oct 02, 2011
Worms
by: Anonymous

I have had horrible problems with my skin and for months have been researching. I keep coming up with Acanthocephala (spiny headed worm) but honestly, there are so many types that we have no information about and these worms seem to evolve very quickly. The Dr's either have no idea which is quite scary or they are playing dumb. I believe this is a deep subject and am amazed at what I have learned about these worms through history. Makes me think that everything I thought was right was actually wrong...

Good luck everyone =)

Nov 01, 2011
Feather type
by: Anonymous

I have the exact same as you all describe in depth, all except mine appear when they are out of the skin as feather type in appearance.

I can even pinpoint where I picked them up - I had been walking my dogs in the country side. through fields, through streams that ran through some fields.

I went to the ER and Dr's who's diagnosis was some kind of mental breakdown/exhaustion!!
The only thing that appears to rid them for a short time and cool down the area is Olbas Oil, which doesn't smell the best but it does the job.

I have them everywhere but mainly on my eyelids, chin, tongue, chest, private parts and really bad on my feet and toes.

Can anyone tell me please whether theirs appear to look like minute feathers when out of the body?

But I intend going to my GP very soon stating that I had brought a lot to show her but unfortunately I dropped the container that they were in.
Never mind-It's all in my mind.

Thanks for this, I don't feel mentally insane any longer but If I am honest, know worried sick for my kids etc.


Nov 01, 2011
Olbas Oil
by: Angie

I hadn't heard of Olbas Oil before you mentioned it, but I looked into it and it's not surprising that it is helpful to you.


Olbas Oil is a combination of essential oils that have a range of natural medicinal properties. One of those properties is that they are anti-fungal and anti-parasitic.


I'm a bit funny because I actually like the smell of those oils - although my hubby does not! :)


For those of you who are unable to locate Olbas Oil in your area, you can make your own combination of essential oils, like eucalyptus (or tea tree), peppermint, lavender, coriander, clove, etc.


If you find them too strong to use undiluted, get a bottle of carrier oil and add the other oils to it - this could be extra virgin olive oil, organic coconut oil, apricot oil, etc.


Before applying the oils, try rinsing the skin (or soaking in the tub) with a water and sea salt combo. This can help in the healing process and also prepare the skin to receive the oils more effectively.


Thanks for the tip about the Olbas Oil. I hope you continue to improve in health.

Nov 25, 2011
worms NEW
by: cadence

I've also got this. I've got terrible itching and lesions all over my body too. I can see them moving in my eye but don't actually feel anything except my vision sometimes blurrs. I have also taken some movies of the skin lesions enlarged about 5 times and can see cysts developing and multiplying. When I tried to get help no one listened and I was sectioned and locked in a mental hospital twice. I can't risk it happening again so I'm extremely worried not just for myself but my 7 year old son. I think its cysticercosis but how do i prove it? - (and prove I'm totally sane?)

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