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I went to a horse feed store (googled exactly that phrase) the other

day and picked up iver and permethrin 10%. Iver is " IverCare " brand

name and it's a paste that comes in a tube. 1.87 & ivermectin.

Permethrin is a 's brand liquid, 10%.

Around the same time, the long awaited iver pills from India came so

I'm taking that instead. I took iver on days 1 and 2. Today is the

third day. I will take them again on days 8 and 9, then 15, then

21. You're supposed to put permethrin 5% cream on you while you

take iver but I don't have an Elimite cream and I have made my own.

Does anyone know how to make a permethrin cream from a 10%

solution? Can I use a hand lotion and mix a certain amount into it

(what's the mix ratio?)

Thanks!

> > >

> > > So googling around for collembola, I found this mold inspection

> > > company:

> > >

> > > http://www.njmoldin spection. com/pediculosis/ collembola. html

> > >

> > > The webpage says " IT'S NOT A DELUSIONAL PARISITOSIS BUT

MICROSCOPIC

> > > COLLEMBOLA PRESENT WITH MOLD INFESTIONS " .

> > >

> > > This gave me hope. Although I don't live in the NY/Tri-state

area,

> > > maybe I could talk to someone there.

> > >

> > > So I called and this guy answered the phone (forget his name).

> > > He was very generous even after I told him I don't live in the

> > > area.

> > >

> > > I told him briefly my story, that I picked up these bugs from a

> > used

> > > car and I get biting and crawling sensations.

> > >

> > > Here's when all hope went out the window. He told me that I'm

> > > probably dealing with some type of allergy and not collembola

b/c

> > > collembola typically don't follow ppl into the house. He asked

> > > whether I live in a humid or dry place. I said very dry b/c I

have

> > > a dehumidifier running. He said it's probably allergy b/c

> > > collembola usually breed in damp places.

> > >

> > > He asked me whether I've seen a doctor, whether I've been to a

> > > dermatologist. I told him I had not. He said I need to go see

one

> > > b/c they know all about skin conditions. I suggested that ppl

that

> > > often go to a doctor are written off as imagining things or

crazy

> > > and I suggested some other type of bugs like bird mites. I also

> > > told him that this all started when I bought a used car

infested

> > > with something. He said he's trained in allertology and

dermotolgy

> > > and the only thing he kept telling me was to go see a

dermatologist

> > > b/c they know best and they will be able to figure out what I

have

> > > and don't have.

> > >

> > > He also kept saying that it could also be some kind of an

allergy I

> > > picked up - perhaps there are stuff in my clothes like

fiberglass

> > or

> > > silicone. I told him again that this started after I bought the

> > > used car. He said that the last thing he wants to do is to tell

> > ppl

> > > they need to have their home inspected (OK, to that point, he's

> > > being honest and good). However, it was obvious that he did not

> > > want to give me the benefit of doubt that I'm dealing with

> > > mites/collembola/ whatever until I've seen a doctor. So I said,

> > > thank you and ended the call. I'm not bashing the guy or I'm

not

> > > being angry b/c he didn't let me hear what I wanted to hear. In

> > > fact, I appreciate the fact he took the 8 min out of his day to

> > talk

> > > to a guy when he knew there was no money in it for him. I'm

just a

> > > bit deflated after having some hope going into the call.

> > >

> > > Ok, I'm open to seeing a doctor. I really want them to scrape

my

> > > skin and find something (or not). But I just don't want to go

and

> > > speak to a wall, having to tell my story and them labelling me

as

> > > having delusional paratosis or writing me off as " uh oh,

another

> > > morg guy with a matchbox syndrome " . Really, what do you guys

> > > suggest? I wish I can find an open-minded dermatologist who'll

be

> > > able to listen.

> > >

> >

>

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