[KiraErikson]

I need to stress that Ivermax/Stromectol can be dangerous to those with a low toleration. I hesitated a month after I got the Ivermax before trying it. Sheer desperate suffering is how I discovered my strong toleration to this anti-parasite medication. First I tried applying just a drop of it on the sole of my foot, so it could be easily washed off if I had a bad reaction. I then tried the stuff very slowly on myself long before giving it to my cat. Also, if my cat no longer has extreme itching, I wait a day or more before redosing her. She seems to realize the drug helps with the itching. I should add she is a huge cat, so I would normally give a regular cat just a few drops applied to the top of her head daily (possibly just 1/16 of a teaspoon).

When trying this stuff yourself, first try on your arm skin for a few days (it doesn't help get rid of the Morgellons to apply it to a lesion -- except on the scalp). However, try putting it on the skin first for a few days to test whether you have an allergic reaction -- later you can see what dosage you can take orally, possibly no more than 1/32 of a teaspoonful for some people (which may mean it won't work at such a low dose). Again, experiment very slowly and carefully. Hopefully, this info will be passed on to doctors and they will figure out the correct dosage (although they'll probably refuse to experiment with vet medication--even though it contains the same medicine, Ivermectin, used for humans as Stromectol). There is apparently a computer program already telling doctors they can only prescribe two doses of Stromectol almost a month apart to treat Demodex (I was told I had Demodex, but actually it's Morgellons, with the lesions, fibers, etc.). Tell your doctor this low dose won't do anything and that they have to experiment.