Staph (aureus) Infection on Head

[meg280]

Infectious Disease Dr. apt today at 12:30!!!

Hubby is going with me today as we are fighting this together my rock and my sanity....
He really wants to support me as much as possible and hoping the ID Dr. can give us further insite into this flesh eating bacteria and controling it...

I found this online regarding a MRSA treatment step.... this does not mean that it is safe for everyone or that anyone should try it with out checking with their personal Dr.
Just wanted to post that I tried this and I liked the outcome it gave me

BLEACH BATH - is one of the recommended treatments, I did my first yesterday and oozed like a mo'fo last night from all lesions, replacing sterile bandaids several times as they filled up fast with ooze but man you talk about SUPER FABULOUS TREATMENT!

1tsp per tub of water

Red rash around infected areas and much darker around lesions... put olive oil and castor oil on after bath... 24hrs later (almost) and lesions have much improved as well as the surrounding areas!

Meg

[tcmgpt13]

It is important that we do not assume everything related to Morgellons symptoms will be either bacterial or fungal in nature. Rather than assuming what people have I feel it is crucial that people with Morgellons be tested to find out exactly what they have as far as background infections.

I was diagnosed with two viral infections (reactivated), both herpes types, HSV 1, which causes cold sores and HV 6 which causes roseola and is suspected as being a contributor to chronic fatigue. I have always tended to feel tired as I am hypothyroid, but after eating fish which had a neurotoxin (suspect is ciguaterra) the reactivated viruses hit me like a ton of bricks along with symptoms of parasites and lesions (the lesions seem in my case to have been viral in origin). I felt soooo tired afterwards.

Since being treated (now for 14 months) with acyclovir to quell the viral infections (unfortunately this is not a cure) I am recovering. I have had no more lesions now for about six months. Clearing out background infections by either drugs or natural means is most likely essential to recovering from Morgellons symptoms which include lesions. Although I had used herbs which treated viral, bacterial and fungal infections these did not prove strong enough until the acyclovir was added. I still use herbs to help my symptoms, but I can say I am doing a lot better since adding in acyclovir. I am not saying everyone will have viral infections as part of their picture, but it would be good to be tested for these as well as other types of infections.

Another thing which was important for me was being retested for allergies and returning to allergy shots which I believe helps the inflammation which enables infections and parasites to thrive in the body.

I just wanted to add this since there is so much focus on just bacterial and fungal infections which may not be the whole picture for everyone. It is very important to find out exactly what is going on IMHO.

PS: Good luck with the infectious disease doctor Meg--hope he is as good as mine was. Within a month of starting acylovir most small lesions had dried up on my back. Finding out and treating exactly what you have is so important to meaningful recovery (even if it never is a total cure).

[Kritters]

TC and Meg...
Too bad there can't be a remedy that is all-encompassing...at least that might give a head start cure until each person knows individually what is involved in his/her case, don't you think? Viral, bacterial, fungal...internally and externally...at the same time. I have no idea how that would work, but at least people could be monitored by their docs for what is working and what isn't. Since these things have the capability to morph as well as lie dormant or move from blood to muscle to different organs, I'd think the full monty with close observation would be worth trying.
Kritts

[meg280]

Gotta agree with you both...

This site has several different ppl with different diagnosed and non diagnosed disorders...

Seperate and related symptoms to disorders diagnosed/undiagnosed

At the same time IMO many of my treatments that were prescribed have been treatments for different versions of infections
bacterial
fungal

viral (treatment for symptoms)

Ect, that I can't think of now bc I am rushing... anyway both are right we can only truely know if we are TESTED and even testing is not 100% accurate for all types of infections...

Sad but true, however I only post treatments that have been found through on line research and that I have tried and were safe for me... I can not say that others will have a good outcome, no one can unless tried, ie same as antibiotics some ppl are allergic to different types and some ppl have no allergies to some/all.

However if I have posted something and found information stating that it is not safe or if I have had a bad reaction then I remove it or post that I had a bad reactions...
The only thing that I have tried and removed from a thread/post was regarding a wart remover and to be safe for all readers/members I removed it as I would ask the same from others here as well...
The posts we all post should be to help and not harm anyone anywhere at anytime....
Not that we should have to remind ppl of this but TC does bring up a good point when making a reminder that we are all ppl with seperate issues and that safety to each is 1st priority not that anyone should try any treatment attempted by another on this site unless they are willing to take full responsibility for taking it upon themselves for trying the treatment.
As with many ppl there are always unknown side effects to anything we eat drink or use in relation to out bodies...
I for one will be the first to admit that I have put myself there once, but I also take responsibilty for the aftermath...

Anyway as always I state that anything anyone tries should be researched by that person and they should always check with their doctor to see if it is something they should do...
As many of you know that I am a firm believer on this and how this is a must for me due to my seperate inherited disorders such as my factor V liendens as blood clots can be caused by more natural and un-natural items, liquid food medications herbs ect....

OK of my soap box sorry for the book of a msg as usual... late gotsta gooo...

xoxo
meg

[Kritters]

Hey Megster...
BTW.....did you leave your cute little head containing your brain by the bathroom door? (xoxo)
One thing you should NEVER eyeball in weights and measures is BLEACH. Err on the side of weak rather than strong...no guesstimates, okay?

You know the skin is the largest organ and bleach can freking KILL you! Inhaling the fumes can kill you for kripes sake, girl!!! And it can't be mixed with certain things, as I'm sure you know.

They are using bleach in mild solutions to kill bacteria on those baby carrots sold in markets. I wouldn't buy them anyway, the wretched poor nutrition defunct little dried out orange skinless excuse for baby carrots. And after learning about the bleach...I certainly would not eat them now. I realize in small quantities, bleach is okay, but there are way more better ways to avoid bacteria...like don't eat them.

I was listening to a female biologist who evidently came up with the exact way bleach kills bacteria (after all this time). It seems bleach destroys the dna of the bacteria. I can only assume it will do the same with our cells......

So please do me a favor, okay??

NO MORE GLUG, GLUG, GLUG IN THE TUBBIE TUB TUB without exact measurements!!!

lover ya,
Kritts

[tcmgpt13]

I agree with you on this advice Kritts. I thought about saying something earlier, but didn't. If I do I am often asked "Why are you so negative?" LOL. Well, same reason any of us issue cautions. I fear folks will harm themselves or others who read their posts. There have been a few of those....Anyway, as is said about doctors: "First do no harm." We all need to think about what we post here as far as safety issues, not just for ourselves but for others.

[meg280]

OK again right right right.... you tooo TC!

So I deleted the 2 similar posts on the other threads but leaving this one here...

Yes not safe at all Oooh I totally know for using more than a tsp....

I know what bleach can do to our cells, but da** it the frustration from all of these stupid lesions are tearing me apart especially bc my job well not a good enough reason but looks play a huge role on not only $ but treatment and ppl are not as understanding when the lesions are covered by bandaids on your face, everywhere else covered by clothing no prob. difficult at times but easier than the face!

Can not say that is a good reason but man if it killed the bacteria hiphiphurray!

So yes I will follow proper dosage, promise....
oooh and I will erase that part too in the post...

Lovers ya too and thanks for returning the brain/head at least someone found it and gave it back LOL

xoxo
meg

[gigi22]

I agree with Kritters to be careful! Your skin absorbs what you are soaking in.
I was taking advice of some websites and using 1/2 cup of borax in my soaking tub, along with epsom salts and baking soda. I did this 4 days in a row. There were no warnings on these websites about this, but borax is toxic in certain amounts. I noticed that my urine started to smell funny and my kidneys started to ache. I realized that this might have been due to the borax and stopped doing it. The symptoms went away. It would be ok once in awhile, but not for every day!

[paddel]

You know there are staph and ecoli frequencies on that rife frequency program.

Try them out for yourself. They do really kill this stuff.
paddel

[Kritters]

Thanks Paddlepeddadle!

I hear ya Meg... you want to grab some sulfuric acid sometimes, right? copy that...copy that. got it. this so sucks.

The three lesions on my face I posted about I've been putting different things on. GFSE, h2o2, tea tree oil, baking soda and they're just about healed. I hate looking like a Clearasil commercial actor....so now I'm good. Oh, and of course...followed up with Marc's DSP ;-) a daily regimen anyway. For some strange reason they popped up and symmetrical again.

You're right TC and we should all appreciate your warnings and cautionary posts. ;-)

Well.... I guess we're just a buncha good little witches and warlocks caring for our own.

xoxoxo
Kritts