Anyone have these symptoms?

[Lizette45]

Hi
I was just wondering if anyone had these symptoms too-tiny red blood blister type dots that appear anywhere on the body-they are flat and under the skin-also flakiness on any part of your body that when you scratch intensly a lot comes off-I was wondering if probably something to do with parasites? As before this I never had dry skin. It just grosses me out!
Thanks

[carla]

Liz , I 've noticed this too. Like you its only been since the morgs started . Theres one freaky symptom after another with this disease.
carla x

[Kritters]

A little "Twilight Zone" music please, maestro! I was just taking a bath and noticed a few all of an hour ago. How funny is this???

Actually.....not FUNNY at all

I think I've seen them before on different places on my stomach, tho'.

Kritts

[sally]

Hi Lizette!!!

Gosh...yes I had those damn red spots to. They first appeared while shopping last March with my hubby. I bought a few nic naks, it was a cold day and as I was waiting to get in our vehicle I noticed the spots appearing right before my eyes on my fingers and a few on the top of my hand. I thought I was reacting to something on the items I bought so I threw them in the garbage. The spots looked like tiny blood blisters..... I also thought I was having a reaction to the smell of gas ( hubby had a small jug in his work van...a bit spilled) because my allergist said I was super sensitive to chemicals. But you know that is right around the time I noticed the black specks coming out of my skin...I had no idea what was going on. I do know it frightened me...I was going to go the hospital 'cause I didn't know what was going on.. Thankfully they went away...a few appeared not that long ago...they to went away. Strange and scary stuff.

sally

[Kritters]

Possible incomplete attempt to form lesion/break the skin. Actually I have more than a couple on my stomach.

along the same vein (no pun intended) does anyone get welts that look like mosquito bites that turn red and itchy? I'm pretty sure they are not mosquito bites since on my stomach (hey this stomach is getting some activity, ay?) I have four on stomach and one on upper inside leg and two on lower back left side above butt. They showed up a few days ago after my h202 IV so I thought possible herxing. Still itchy but subsiding.

This is just nuts.

Kritts

[MELISSAJ]

I had all of the symptoms that you are discussing - blood blisters on my fingers, ears and knees/elbows when this all began. I had cysts that would not dissipate on my face and then a surrounding "patch" At that point, 01/07 I did not know what was going on until I began to feel the "bites" The sand, gravel, salt and pepper and glitter and hairs started to come out of my and into the environment.

Things are much better. I have about 10 specs/splinters per week and maybe one razor like lesion/week. I still have active patches (nose, eyebrows and chin), but things are so much better.

We will all get better. Don't give up. The meds are saving me, but many other things are helping - diet, vinegar, H2O2, salt, sulfur, and powder with menthol and eucalyptus (dollar tree find). My hair still drives me mad about once a month and I want to cut it off. I try to swim daily which is helping so much.

M

[Lizette45]

Thanks all for your feed back-I feel a a little more sane when I find out that others have had the same symptoms. Yes-in time there will be a cure for all of us. Meanwhile sticking together will get us through all of this. My best to all of you. I love you guys.

[ladycolorado]

i have had some of these symptoms myself. the flaky skin i think has to do with the biofilm we get, (LC).

[lacey]

I used to get a lot of the little red dots but now only see the odd one every now and again.
Melissa J, what a nice, encouraging post and I think you are so right in what you say 'we will get better' and the recommendations you make are worth heeding. I had a lot of problems with my hair too - lots of movement, itchy scalp and feelings of something tugging. My hair also always moving over towards my face.
Now I have very few problems with the following approach:

Every morning I rub a mixture of natural yoghurt and a little milk into my scalp and leave it on for an hour or so before I shower. I wash my hair with baby shampoo or nizoral then I put a dollop of leave in conditioner on my hand and add a couple of drops of cinnamon and a couple of drops of orange essential oils and one drop of basil.
I then rub this well into my hair - be careful not to get it on your skin as it burns.

I dry my hair and spray on some setting gel.

Quite a routine but it's working - and I smell nice. Kind of Christmassy.

[Unclear1]

I get the red bumps also I just put eco vie clean them and dsp cream a bandaid and in a day or two they are gone. I started using the pro active but those with perioxide sensetive can't use it. My eyelash's drive me crazy they all grew back in but they are four layers of them now, I soak my eyes when I wake up with a paper towel that I soak the night before with eco vie, and then I tape off the loose hairs, and wash with the Pro active, I just bought the trial size.

Still have the eye problems and the hair, I am still wearing a bandana, but want to take it off so bad, for it does make more of the fibers from the head band. I have to dig out were it makes a scab over the lesions. Don't know what to do, because I do use all different shampoos and the Dawn once or twice a week, but I put the human DE in it and you can feel the cruching sounds so there is many on the hairs that are falling off, don't want to infect the animals or any more of my eyes, the hair will turn white and real long and head right to my eye brows my ears and my eyes. What do you all think stick with the bandanas a bit longer. For all please forgive my spelling as my brain is just coming back enough to write. Thanks the new Unclear