infestation of little black bugs
About a month ago I noticed a few tiny (about the size of a whole pepper grain...the kind you use in a pepper mill). They have a hard shell. They are primarily in the window sills but seem to gravitate to the kitchen sink. Sometimes (twice, I think) I have seen them flying, but usually they are dead. We have no idea where they are coming from. They just appear. Probably the window but don't see them come in. Any ideas? Thanks
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- 3 years agolast modified: 3 years ago
I too have been suffering from the same wierd bugs & I have 6 cats that r infested with them too! I'm so scared it's going to kill them..none of them r breathing very good. I already lost one cat & I truly believe these things killed my furbaby. I'm what to do but I'm close to giving up completely

This is what it's doing to the cats hair..& its full of white things & the black/brownish
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Someone help! I have THOUSANDS OF VIDEOS N PICTURES! FOR 8YRS! IVE BEEN 2 5 PYSCH WARDS LOST MY CHILDREN!!? N IM SO INFECTED, HAIR, EYES EARS NOSE MOUTH N PRIVATES! I LIVE IN PA! MY EMAIL IS jaimehardy1@gmail.com.











- 3 years ago
So sorry to see what youve been through. I’m a nurse & certainly not an entomologist or expert. have you seen a dermatologist? had a skin scraping or blood tests? However its not unusual for tests not to show parasites. many insects can turn and infect people and the DNA may not be entered for comparison in their system/database.. . physicians seem to have little training in parasitology. your pictures are not very clear so its difficult to determine irigin. you can go online and find world experts that offer an exam. costs usually about 200$. I finally determined my infestation is from moths. knowing what it is can be a big relief. look for apps that identify insects from images like ”Picture Insect’”. physicians may be more accepting if you have more info -but if unable to identify try the parasitologists online if you can afford it. its well worth the price!
- 3 years ago
Actually, Yes. I forgot about that. I did see a dermatologist in 2004?. He scraped my neck and sent it to the lab and it came back I forget it was a long time ago. But I think it was something about like a general. I don't know it was a dermatologist though. And I had ringworm on my head and I didn't realize where I got it from her how that's why I went to see him in the first place but that's going I don't even know where that went? N THESE THINGS BITE me. I just got finished with my 2nd, very strong antibiotics. From FANG, bites on the back of my knee, that were infected?? They don't know or even try to figure out, what it was that but me!? But, I have thousands of scary ass pic's of whatever this is. It's ALSO, very sticky. The ones on my scalp? I put toliet paper on this, spot on my head that hurt.. the toilet paper, was stuck to my hand. I had to WASH MY HAND OFF! ? I DON'T KNOW,what this is? But, I'm definitely scared and definitely my children, I've had. Do you want to see some of the pics? Thank you for trying at least.. Ohh, 1 other thing. This is so so gross. But, I've gained 30lbs, not pregnant. Also, my butt was itchy and and I felt something like come out or go into it. It was the grossest feeling in the world.
- 3 years ago
I’ve resorted to putting salt on my scalp to stop the itching. I don’t recommend it but as you know we get desperate. Try the online parasitologists and hopefully they’ll help. Also if you have a photo of the bug or have samples consult with an entomologist. Can’t rely on most MDs for help unfortunately. It sure causes a lot of suffering. Doesn’t it seem like we start a plan then have to start all over with another? So many obstacles but at least we have each other to help and listen/read. 🙏🏻
- 3 years ago
Send samples to an entomologist at a university extension outreach program, or at the universities insect & nematology museum.. Just so you know, a very common bug that doesn't bite, but causes itching, is called carpet beetle. They are very small, and when they're in their larval form, they have tiny uricating hairs all over their body. This hair serves two functions that drive people crazy: 1. It's got a velcro like effect, causing them to stick to anything, even a fingertip!2. The larvae shed these hairs everywhere A) the hairs resemble micro size black or tan dashes (based on sub species) B) without a macro lens or digital microscope these hairs can be mistaken as a bug too small to see details of C) the hairs (in fact the whole larvae sometimes) adhere to fabrics easily, like the inside of a sleeve, sock or pant leg D) the hairs create VERY prickly feeling itch, So just imagine acupuncture needles (metal, about the diameter of a hair), cut into micro dash sizes, stuck to fabric that's rubbing on your skin. Lsub species of carpet beetle it is. These hairs cause severe itching in people, allergic reactions in some people, like hives, and bumpy broken skin that looks bitten, but isn't! It's all from those dumb hairs! When they grow up, they turn into flying carpet beetles, they're tiny, they resemble mini lady bugs, but most are tan speckled, there is also a dark brown / black version called warehouse beetles, but both are in same family.. Someone here posted an image of a cast larval skin, I couldn't reply to that post though. Anyway they can be hard to be rid of unless you meticulously clean &keep your clean clothes in ziplock bags or containers, until you've resolved the issue.. they can be in the seams of your clothes, they can be in your bedding, mattress, wall moldings & carvings where dust tends to settle. Ironing clothes and bedding after laundering can be helpful in reducing their numbers, as in they're in the pupal stage, they have an impenetrable shell that holds up to extreme conditions (ie: washer on hot, and dryer on high 45m - 1h). An iron, and or dry cleaning is key. Dry cleaning is known to kill most insects as well. It'll be helpful to familiarize yourself by looking at photos of each life stage of carpet or warehouse beetles, so you'll know what to look for, though you'll likely need a lighted magnifier to help. Some can be big enough to see with naked eyes (like very small ladybug size), they also come as tiny as a couple millimeters (the size of maybe 2 of the periods at the end of this sentence). While I know the feeling of having a tiny bug that you're not able to ID, knowing about these critters should help several people here, based on their descriptions of the pests.
Just so you know, a very common bug that doesn't bite, but causes itching, is called carpet beetle. They are very small, and when they're in their larval form, they have tiny uricating hairs all over their body. This hair serves two functions that drive people crazy:
1. It's got a velcro like effect, causing them to stick to anything, even a fingertip!
2. The larvae shed these hairs everywhere
A) the hairs resemble micro size black or tan dashes (based on sub species)
B) without a macro lens or digital microscope these hairs can be mistaken as a bug too small to see details of
C) the hairs (in fact the whole larvae sometimes) adhere to fabrics easily, like the inside of a sleeve, sock or pant leg
D) the hairs create VERY prickly feeling itch, So just imagine acupuncture needles (metal, about the diameter of a hair), cut into micro dash sizes, stuck to fabric that's rubbing on your skin.
These hairs cause severe itching in people, can be mistaken as parasites, can cause allergic reactions in some people that look like hives, and other allergy symptoms. The end result for those sensitive to this is bumpy broken skin that appears as if it's been bitten!All that from their hairs! They're not interested in biting humans or animals. They're into carpets, fabrics, curtains, detritus, dust, debris, such as dust bunnies of animal hair, or dust and hair build up in the crack between floor & wall, or in molding crevices, other places where debris can build up, that gets overlooked when doing basic cleaning.
Grown up, they into tiny, hard to see, flying bugs. They're tiny, they resemble mini lady bugs, but most are tan & brown speckled, there is also a dark brown / black version called warehouse beetle, they're both in the same family though.
Anyway they can be hard to be rid of unless you meticulously clean your home & things & keep your clean clothes in ziplock bags or containers, at least until you've resolved the issue (plus extra time, to be sure they're gone).. Mothballs are known to kill/ control their population, so using those inside of airtight sealed containers with your clean clothes, can be helpful in case you're concerned any of them survived the laundry.If you have any rugs, throw away or get professionally cleaned.
Take particular care to check the seams of your clothing, or curtains or anything else fabric with a seam. If you have a car, they can get in there if you've got carpets and or fabric upholstery.
They can be in your bedding fabrics, seams of mattress, wall moldings, decorative carvings, behind shelves, anywhere dust, tends to settle & build (places you don't normally dust when your not deep cleaning).
That said, deep cleaning will have to be the more of a normal frequent occurrence to dispel them from your home.
Ironing clothes and bedding after laundering can be helpful in reducing their numbers, as in they're in the pupal stage, they have an impenetrable shell that holds up to extreme conditions (ie: washer on hot, and dryer on high 45m - 1h). An iron, and or dry cleaning is key. Dry cleaning is known to kill most insects as well.
I'm not sure if pest control helps with this type of thing or not, always worth asking. I know that pest control alone, is not recommended. Poison only, without any detailed cleaning of home & clothes will not remove or control this. They will eat holes in some of your natural fabric (woolens, silk, cotton, hemp) items.
It's helpful to familiarize with the life stages of carpet or warehouse beetles, so you'll know what to look for, though you'll likely need a lighted magnifier to help. Some can be big enough to see with naked eyes (like very small ladybug size), they also come as tiny as a couple millimeters (the size of maybe 2 of the periods at the end of this sentence).
Knowing about these critters🪲should help several people here, based on their descriptions of the pests & couple of photos I saw here. I couldn't reply directly to some of them so I decided to reply to the most recent post. Hopefully this post will help someone out.
If you need more IDing of insects try these sites:
- Reddit.com - has a couple good sub reddits (aka forums) to try- r/whatsthisbug or r/pestcontrol , the people of reddit can be helpful and knowledgeable, many pros)
Life stages of a carpet beetle:
https://images.app.goo.gl/8HMYYhwR3XSKZWECA
Cast skins of carpet beetle larvae to watch out for:
https://images.app.goo.gl/hKQTdbEkyfiLub4g9
** btw: Be very very picky if shopping 2nd hand, or vintage, check under collars, tags, buttons, snaps, seams, etc & so on. Be careful, if they're picked up shopping only one item, they'll infest the rest of your garments. If your not sure, put whatever you bought in the freezer, or in airtight bag until you get item cleaned. **
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A few more commonly found, teeny tiny beetles whose hairy larvae cause itching & irritation just like carpet beetles, just in case yours are not carpet beetles.
These are even smaller than most carpet beetles, they're like mite sized:
•Drugstore beetles
•Cigarette beetles
The larval form is similarly hairy & can be itchy, can be attracted to medication, stored products, detritus, fungus, moisture, mold, damp, etc. Similar to carpet beetles, they can be found in poorly maintained rental apartments and homes owned by slumlords who don't deal with plumbing issues in a timely manner.
- 3 years ago
Hi everyone, try kleen green concentrate, use a mister and cover yourself all over with it at 5pm every night, I do this and they still bite from time to time but nowhere near as much as they do if I don't spray. Forget the house cleaning and clothes cleaning it's a waste of time and mental health care, concentrate on not getting bit by spraying yourself with a mister regularly and try not to scratch.
Yeah it's a nightmare, but since they only bother me when the birds have flown their nests leads me to believe they are bird mites.
- 3 years ago
I have a 5 year old I have been suffering for about a year and a half now everyone thinks my leg issues are from my diabetes I have 2 ulcers on my right foot and it's swollen has been for a year
My left leg has ulcers which is what I thought but I see the bites and stings now I have thought it was so many different things that everyone thinks I'm insane and delusional I can't talk to anyone the issue finally got better than we had financial issues and moved in with my mother in law who had a bird's nest on her back porch in the apt she was living in than she switched apts due to bills but in the same complex birds nest was on that porch too were on the couch right now and I'm being bitten all over my child hates clothes has for years maybe this is why? I get shocking pains sometimes when I touch electrical stuff I noticed my child acting in a weird manner with her hands as if the ache we have them in are ears I can see them on camera these are some pictures of my legs and what I've incountered please someone tell me what to do






- 3 years ago
I know exactly how everybody's feeling. I've had the same problem for at least 2 years. It's literally drove me crazy. I've been to the ER I've been to the doctor I've been to the ENT I've been to the dermatologist and nothing. And this is in between two states California and Missouri . They don't care they're just working for their check. They don't want to fix the problem or do the test that will fix the problem because they want you to come back. It's all about money to them. I've had ear infections in both ears a whole ring rash around my neck my second and third toe on my right foot it's swollen and hurt at the very tip. My immune system has went to s***. I have a rashes that break out when it gets Disturbed. When I get hot is usually when I start to freak . The rash has gotten bad as to Rising half an inch on both of my arms. I went to the doctor for that I asked him do you think I have worms, he basically laughed in my face. I have tried a lot of stuff for this. And I'm continually trying to find new ways to relieve the the pain. Here are some of the things that help me and I hope it helps you. I started taking apple cider vinegar organic with mother shots everyday. I putting local raw honey in my coffee, they say to take a teaspoon of it I just put it in my coffee. I've been taking allergy pill sometimes I have to take four a day. Recommended by the dermatologist that I seen. Dermatologist can't do nothing for me until I get a patch test which is $600 out of f****** pocket. I live on a farm and I heat my house with kerosene. I have noticed that whatever it is doesn't like it. I take baths with Epsom salt and bath oil by Dr teal with eucalyptus oil in it. Whatever it is throws off my whole pH balance in my body. I found that the Vagisil pH soap works wonders too. I've been taking shots of suja you can find it at Walmart in the produce section. I do sometimes take a diluted bleach bath. This infestation of whatever it is, It has ruined my life I can't work a regular job. I can't go into grocery stores because something in their air filtration sets It Off. My next step is going to the lab and getting tested for parasites. That's the only thing I haven't done. My blood has been tested so many f****** times. It's just annoying it's frustrating and I'm over it professionals not giving me an answer not even f****** caring. They think I'm crazy but I'm going to show them f****** crazy I'm not delusional I know my own body and I know you guys do too.
- 2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago
Yes vagisil body soap work good , ive also taken 3 tubes of horse invermin deeormer and cor 2 days i havent felt them but still see them so im sure its only a short fix like everything ekse ive tried:( 1 year so far but it doesnt itch it feels lks i have fleas like the jmping off me part and i see a black hair going in and out if my pores



- 2 years ago
The midd pipicture if what comes out of my hands when i rub them and no its not skin
- 2 years ago
hey, i have this too. took over 2 years, but i do know now what it is. it is a fungal infection that comes from the soil and humans breath it in. if your immune system is not working properly, you will get symptoms, like finding those things in your pics above. the worst is the energy drain and one finds themselves asking why am i so tired all the time. the fungus is called coccidioides; and there is no cure, unless you magically boost your system to fight back. that is what i am trying. instead of killing the fungus, i am increasing my immune system to fight for me. it is slow and exhausting.
i am organizing to write a book about this to educate people, like you, who do know what makes them sick, or what is coming out of their bodies. i need your story. where, what, when and how. if you are interested, i would love to hear your story; maybe not the day to day, but if you answer those questions, i will add you in my book, no names, just stories. send me a short email and i will ask you questions back to fill in the gaps of your experience.
fungal.issues@gmail.com - 2 years ago
I truly sympathize with all that are having or believe they're having psychological issues because I bought a house and I bought it as is and it was clean inside very beautiful come to find out living in the central air ducts springtails bed bugs might of different varieties rat bird dog cat fleas dog fleas and these teeny weenie little bugs that look black look like they go as fast as NASCAR impossible to catch think you're crazy everybody around you think you're crazy so my behind went and bought a super magnifier with a light come to find out their life of different varieties and mites bird mites rats mold but they called them old m o u l d mites and most of these are almost invisible to the naked eye until you see something go flying by you think it's your imagination till you realize after looking so hard for these things for weeks and months that you're not crazy and there are bugs crawling on you a few biting you like the fleas for instance so don't kid yourself get it checked out because a cat flea which is different than a dog flea is known to call known to cause the old disease cat scratch fever
- 2 years ago
So about a year ago we started having a problem which started with my wife thinking that she saw bugs weaving in and out of her clothes I I didn't really believe her at first until one day I saw it with my own two eyes. Then we started paying more attention to everything and notice that our hair on the top of her heads was not enough for no reason so brushing it with a fine tooth lice comb we found little black specks that were being brushed out into our white sink along with little fuzz balls that were bluish in color at first then a pinkish looking color and now both, blabothboth weclothes and it appears that there is a little black dot in the middle which resembles some sort of bug, we are thinking carpet beetles at first after doing research, but now are totally unsure after everything we've read it's literally driving us crazy to the point to where everybody is looking at us like we're nuts. There is also been some leg swelling issues then I'm not sure go along with this or know it because I'm not sure of anything anymore. Whatever it is doesn't seem to bite but it seems to multiply very quickly, we've been cleaning with vinegar and vacuuming like crazy I've also sprayed with ortho bug sprayspray, I've used borax I just don't know, please contact me at mat. G o u ll matt.gould.2k9@gmail.com
- 2 years ago
Hiya. I feel your pain. I have been through this hell for the last 2 years. i have tried everything & nothing completely worked. I am so persistant and I have solved how to kill these mites. Use Gold Label Triscrub (Its just oike hibiscrub) from Vio vet & use it neat. The problem was gone within a week. Good luck. x
- 2 years ago
Gols label Triscrub will cure this problem wuthin a week. use it neat on your skin. Good luck. x
- 2 years ago
I'm going to share this article I found. It doesn't really offer a whole lot of hope. But in reality we all are still trying to figure out what this really is. I have been dealing with this for over ten years. Now my two young children have it too... https://morgellonspgpr.wordpress.com/2009/06/04/collemboliasis-and-mites-two-amazing-reports/
Also one more about the possibility of myasis and morgellonshttps://www.scribd.com/document/441638438/ARTICLE-Morgellons-and-Flying-Insects
- 2 years ago
@HU-376668875 did you ever find out what these little tiny black bugs were from the doctors that came to your house? I'm suffering from this right now, and I have been for two years. It's the most tormenting thing I've ever been through in my entire life. It's hard to tell anyone about it, because they think you're crazy. When you don't say anything about it around people that know they think it's not happening. It's 24/7, and the worst thing I have ever been through. Please let me know how to get help to get rid of this!
- 2 years ago
I have same problem just when I think I've gotten rid of it, its literally right back. Doctors are rude. Nobody will even do test blood work, tests nothing. Broke now and have no idea what to do next. My dog is just as miserable as me
- 2 years ago
It's Morgellons Disease. I promise you that is what you are all battling. It's a nightmare and the CDC doesn't recognize it as being real. I've battled this for 3 years. There are tons of Facebook groups that you can join and learn more. I'm sorry I don't have good news for any of you other than I've given you the name of what you are all asking about. I wish I had a cure. I do not. There is none at this time. It's a nightmare. It takes over your body and your environment. Weird things start happening. Indescribable things that sound absolut crazy but we all know that these things are happening and are very real and we all know that we aren't crazy. I mean, how could we all be describing the same bizarre symptom's and none of us know each together. If you get on Facebook and look for Morgellons groups and then click on Join, I promise you this is what it is. It will turn you upside down on one hand and on the othoer hand, it will make you feel like you are not alone anymore and that there are many people suffering and we believe you. All of you. I know that this is not made up and we all get run through the same bogus drill from doctors, family members, friends, etc. It's lonely. I'm so sorry to deliver the news to you. Believe me, I wish I didn't have to and was hoping that somewhere on here, someone else would have mentioned Morgellons so I didn't have to be the one. You are all in for the battle of your life. Joining these groups will let you know that you aren't alone and will make you feel better and less crazy, but noone else will believe you bc the CDC has said this isn't real. Noone wants to look at videos or pictures of the insanity or see things you have collected now and after you talk about Morgellons they still won't even acknowledge you or that this is real. They will still call you crazy and that then, makes it even more frustrating and outrageous. Good luck. If anyone would like to reach out to me, you can do so. My email address is jennilynnrogersr12@gmail.com. Make sure to put something specific in the subject line to let me know why you are writing otherwise, it may get overlooked. I get 100's of emails a day. Good luck. I'm sorry.
Jen
- 2 years ago
Here are some of the groups you can look for on FB to join. Morgellons Analytics, Morgellons Uncensored and Inflicted Affected Morgellons. There are tons. You'll figure out which ones are good. You'll get some good information and you will be utterly and thoroughly confused about what this is exactly and where it comes from exactly and why is there not a cure.....how is that even possible with SO many people suffering.
- 2 years ago
I actually did see the Mary above and Dustin above mentioned the same thing I am referring to. It is a fungi with lots of "co-infections" which is why noone can figure out quickly what's going on because there are so many symptoms and so much craziness. When youtry to even explain one little thing uyou sound crazy. Let alone trying to describe all of the crazy things that you are feeling and seeing. I mean, when you try to tell people your vacuum hose acts possessed or that your shower curtain now moves in an strange way and that it almost acts like it's coming towards you and/or the strings on the blinds on your windows seem to move by themselves or that lights will start blinking on and off when you walk in the room or that bizarre stuff is happening in your bathtub or shower and there are these strings and lint and white "specs of dust" all over your clothes, and you literally feel like you are growing a second skin and you can feel your hair moving around and you are certain that your hair isn't yours anymore. Sounds pretty crazy, right? Had you not seen it with your own eyes for months and years on end, you would have a hard time believing it , too. It's in your car, it's in your clothes (undergarments included), it's in and on your skin, it's in the toilet paper and the napkins and cotton balls, and it's in the food and drinks that you buy even if you go to the gas station and buy a coke by the time you get out of the gas station you feel like there is something moving around in your coke. We sound certifiable. It's all true and it's a nightmare. Many think that this has been bestowed up on the population on purpose by man and others think that it was put here on purpose but it took on a life of it's own and now they don't know how to make it stop. I don't know what the truth is, and I'm not even sure who THEY are........"they" are evil, though. Someone will have to answer to this at some point. i have to believe that is true,.
- 2 years ago
I live in the Denver area and have been suffering with this mystery organism since July 23. Doctor's have been no help--PCP/Dermatology/Gastro. Infectious disease won't see me without a diagnosis so it's a big catch--22.. I've tried a lot of things to solve this problem since the only real help from the medical community has been ivermectin. My main symptoms include itching/feeling bugs crawling on me and jumping and sometimes spraying something on my skin. I've found that Hydrogen Peroxide, Saliclylic Acid, Hibiclens, salt water and a hot tub/shower combo provide the most relief but nothing provides a knock out blow for this infection. it feels good to find I'm not alone with this problem. I'm determined to find a solution to solve this. I've also thought this could be: bird mites, carpet beetles, myiasis, etc. but nothing seems to be a good match. I'll upload a few photos...
- 2 years ago
It is a nightmare we have all been through. I have figured out what kills them and it is red carbolic soap. My husband and I & 2 dogs were all itching but after using the soap for week we are all itch free. The lumps on my arms have disappeared. Shower, then switch water off, apply soap, leave for a couple of minutes then rinse off. Apply to hair, everwhere on body and soles of feet. Please post about your success to spread the word. good luck. x
- last year
i have it under my tile floors its making them crack and eating the grout . i also have these little black specs on my hair that never come off ive even tried lice shampoo. no improvement. i think its something called black piedra. a type of fungus.
- last year
I have had this for several years in my house, cars, yard. I agree with several pictures especially strange thing with hairs. Also tiny thread like stuff all over me when I come in from cars or being outside and extremely difficult to see and feel when the numbers are big. Also have seen these stiff hairs that wind in and out on car mats so they must do the same in clothes and maybe skin. Tiny black dots, white flakes, yellowish tan chips. With old Maytag washer with double filter, wow there was stuff off jeans. In old Maytag super fine mesh nylon screen, hundreds maybe thousands of active specks. I took lots of pictures but nobody believes it is a problem!? I too have had many rounds of permethrin cream and followed by Ivemectrin. My doctor and her partner dermatologist say it is nothing. Salt baths work. Fairy Tale shampoo controls it and brush morning and night. Gold Bond foot powder controls it. I Use lightly on back and legs and feet before going to bed. Also wrap in a single sheet so now I do sleep better. Put powder in shoes. Wear socks and use market veggie bags to put over my feet before putting on socks. Wear long sleeve shirts almost always and often three layers of tops. always jeans. Seems crazy! I think my deceased husband had it for years as he worked out in the yard and came from a farming background...scaly skin where exposed and looked sore. Creams never helped. My neighbor has it and we have compared info. We are are crazy about vacuuming and cleaning. He purchased a blue light ozone sterilization germicidal lamp. I used it and believe it does control them. $125
- last year
Can someone tell me about these devils I am also eat alive at times there hasn't been a cute yet someone help
- last year
Been dealing with little black dots eating me for over 6 years now. It gets worse, they morph. Been to many docs they are full of crap. All say Im hallucinating. All i cpuld say is hope they get it. I have tried every thing could fbink of. Goldbond lotion, diabetic works ok. As rub in , rub it in countsr clickwis circles. Recently discovered avacados. Tske a realy ripe one and rub it in same way, even found if pulvsrisd into mush and mix with the lotion sorks best. Be ready tho...as it gets rubbed in, they come out. They do not like avacado at all. It is now my favorite. Anyway , Ive bathed in bleach, rubbing alcohol, covered myself in drywall mud, soaked in garlic, garlic infused olive oil, you dream it up, Ive tried it. What Im reckomending works besr and is less harsh than anything else tried. Also the red onion, lemons, garlic detox seems too help. As I said, helps but still have not ridded mysdlf of this hell. GOOD LUCK! My advice, doctors know bit act like they do not. They will only help you and others start thunking you are nuts. You are not.
- 9 months ago
After dealing with this and managing the itching. Get 100 per cent aloe vera gel and cover yourself in it every day. use garlic powder mixed with oil on any raised lumps. use palmolive green soap as it has citronella in it. Mine is almost gone mow with these 3 magic products.
- 9 months ago
Omg i am expeirencing everying @Suzanne Pennington said!!!! those papers and paperyowell and leaves in tiny triangle shapes everywhere the paper towell holder!!! wtf!!!! is it JIGGERS?!!!!
- 7 months ago
I have been dealing with the same bugs and it's been 4 years! Drs tell me nothing there when I constantly am bitten or feel crawling on my body mainly face, ears in nose and hair. Used 50 lice treatments nothing helps. Literally so tired of it that I wrap my hair in plastic wrap and tape the edges just to sleep. I believe it is a big created intentionally to do this to us. The doctors are paid off or something because how the hell could so many people have the same thing happening and be wrong or crazy?!?! I am very sick and malnourished and they are making me sicker. I will die from it I swear! I've tried absolutely everything. Even pesticides right on my head and in ears and nose . Unbearable!
- 7 months ago
Also…..the pictures of the worms with fifferent shapes…..thats a parasite that lives in freshwater snails…..it can mutate into several different shapes so it can attach to different shells…..it is curable. Look up the treatment for this online and then have a doctor confirm your diagnosis for you by running the appropriate tests.
Another thing…..
After reading this I had the bright idea to put peroxide on the black dots in my skin (they hate peroxide)….and the dot turned white in more of a large triangle shape around it. Then…..I decided to go get my iofine which removes skin tags by topical application….i rubbed it aggresdively on some of the black dots and THEY CAME RIGHT OUT OF MY SKIN LIKE SELF PROPELLED SLIVERS!!!!! Maybe Iodine is the answer. We no longer have it in our food bc the soil has been depleted since yhe 80's. I take it with water a couple drops here and there. Iodine can become toxic and deadly if you excede the recommended dosage……however, topical use works!!!! If applying to large areas of the body it shpukd probably be diluted. They also hate salt……and vinegar…..so maybe following with a salt water soak to wash the iodine. It majes sense SEAFOOD/IODINE……FRESHWATER SNAILS/SALTWATER. Iodine And Real Salts tend to work well together. MOTHER NATURE is a very very smart lady;)
- 4 months ago

WTF They broke under the skin and I know I'm not crazy cuz I can dig them out if I catch them quick

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- 4 months ago
Get Clinell 2 per cent Clorehexidine surgical wipes. You can grt them off Amazon for about £8. Leave the wipe on where they are getting in & it will kill them.
- 4 months ago
You can repel them by using coconut oil on your skin. most bugs are unknown to the medical professionals. its all about preventing them from landing on you! I have just found this on the Internet…
.There are an estimated 10 quintillion (10,000,000,000,000,000,000) insects alive on Earth at any given time, according to a study published on imascientist.org. This vast number means insects outnumber humans by a significant margin, with roughly a billion insects for every person. - 4 months ago
Will bleach kill them? About a month ago I started seeing them everywhere,I got some alcohol 75% or 80% .you can get it at the dollar general for like 3$,it worked good but I think the bleach works best
- last month
I get very itchy . mostly my hair and neck. i rub it raw and pull my hair out. there ste these black things in my hair at what seems to be thr scout . it sticks to my hair and i have to pull my hair out to gey it out. im almost bald. also sometimes yellow looking. it feels like they are moving if i pick and like they are bitting tje nlack stuff is all over my house and in my clothes. it has to be a bug in my hair but the ones in our clothes and in the house dont seem to move. im so confused alone and scared


















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