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Janice, no lesions. I have several kinds of fibers on scalp, found tiny tightly-wound fiber "cacoons" there at first, which to the naked eye looked grey but under magnification were made up of red, blue, black & white thread-like material. Because they seemed grey and I felt crawly, I thought I'd caught head lice initially and treated for it repeatedly. I also found insect parts in my hair, which freaked the crap out of me because I'm bug-phobic and a clean person and because my hair had been my best feature. When I used an electric lice comb, it would come away after one swipe covered in tiny, shiny white "hairs". The bug parts didn't last long, thank God, and I developed a sticky film on scalp, face, back, palms of hands and feet, and rear and crawliness in the same areas. I began to feel stinging sensations, have this shiny iridescent-goldish fine hair on my face around my hairline, find black specks on me and in my environment, hard salt-like things and "glitter" on my clothing and white things started coming out of my pores, especially around my eyes and in my nose. Sometimes I would have a mild allergic respiratory reaction to them. My hair started changing - or being replaced. I've lost probably 1/3 of my hair. I have the same kind of strange hairs on my arms that are on my head - bent at weird angles and they move. The hair on my head stands straight up sometimes or sticks out at a 90 degree angle, which looks pretty silly when you have hair below your shoulders. When an eyelash or hair comes out, it has a whitish goop where the root should be. When the new kind of hair comes out, there is no root, just a black bulb and it doesn't hurt when it's pulled. The new eyelashes will grow until I cut them or they come out. They get ridiculously long. Removing the sticky film as much as possible has helped with the crawliness and stinging. I have red spots, or actually a huge increase; I've had the red spots for years. Also a huge increase in skin tags and skin tumors. Occasionally a pimple like thing I just put Neosporin on. Bugs love me; I'm regularly attacked by bees and flies. Just to be really weird, regular textile fibers in my apartment also tend to stick out at 90 degree angles. I walked into the bathroom one day - this is so bizarre - and an 8-inch piece of thread had been pulled from a towel at one end; it was "floating" straight out in the air, still attached to the towel at the other end, and parallel with the floor. Nothing shocks me anymore. That's one of the symptoms of Morgellons - NOTHING SHOCKS ME ANYMORE...but no lesions.