r/scabies

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I'll get straight to the point I stopped posting because for starters I got so busy with my full time job it was difficult but now I have a free minute so I wanna share information I feel will be helpful

I decided to extensively pour over all updated information concerning scabies and I gotta be honest I discovered this sheerly by accident

Sanare labs pulled their 18mg IVERMECTIN im assuming public outlash on it being 100% effective

So by total accident I discovered IVERMECTIN sold on Wal-Mart.com . Sante Medi 18mg ivermectin

Ive had discussions with numerous people and its highly effective. The way they market it so legally they can sell it based on what I've researched it makes sense. The bottle says for Reserarch only

99% Purity!! Not an exaggeration in any way

It gives u directions how to take it but than it says not for human consumption. Bottom line take a dose and work ur way up

Use Benzyl benzoate from Consolidated chemicals. Com. They offer 99% benzyl benzoate

Do ur research on how to apply it

If necessary cut it with coconut oil

And purchase Sterifab

Also look up the term Mazotti effect

Do the necessary cleaning etc and do ur due diligence

People with high mite counts its very effective

U may need to do several weeks but this treatment is effective but I encourage everyone do ur research so ur comfortable and message me if I can help

I'll try and respond when time permits

Hi Everyone,

I have 10 100g brand new and boxed tubes of Eurax Crotamiton Cream for anyone that wants them.

For free.

Just trying to help anyone that may need them.

I am in the UK so anyone in the UK that needs them please let me know and i will send them to you.

Hey All - please go to this site and find out some much about everything y'all are trying to figure out - im on week 6 and just found it and it's incredibly helpful. Best of luck - comprehensive care and strike missions are what it takes!!

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https://maximpulse.com

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SO MUCH INFO AND HELP THERE!!

A while back, my friend contracted a severe scabies infection for the second time. We tried almost every solution you can find online, but none of them worked at first. It got so bad that he was honestly suicidal.

Long story short: he is fully recovered now and has been scabies-free for over 6 months.

Here is what we found actually worked in his case:

• Albendazole (With Caution): He took it consistently over a longer period at a low dosage, as it takes time for the effect to build up in the system. Because the safe and effective dosage varies greatly from person to person, please do your own thorough research and strictly consult with a locally licensed health professional before attempting this. Do not self-medicate blindly.
• Read Research Papers: Read as many medical and research papers online as you can, especially regarding the treatments you are trying. You will be surprised by how many free resources are out there. Even if some methods or ingredients in older papers seem outdated, studying them will give you a much deeper understanding of the underlying methodology. In our case, this deeper knowledge gave us the confidence to carry on.
• Dietary Adjustments: We focused on a high-fat, minimal-sugar, and low-carbohydrate diet. However, in my personal opinion, a strict keto diet is not a good idea (even though many so-called health influencers and experts promote it) because it simply isn't sustainable long-term for most people. You need to find a diet plan that works for you, something you can maintain long-term with minimum mental and financial effort.
• Cleaning is Key: As many on this sub have mentioned before, you cannot overstate how important environmental cleaning is. But just like your diet, you need to come up with a realistic plan, something you can easily execute 100% every single day without burning out. To be perfectly safe, you must keep up both the diet and the cleaning routine for at least a month after all symptoms have completely disappeared.
• Our Specific Cleaning Routine:
  • Bedding: Sleep only on a cheap air mattress, and clean or replace it often. If money is tight, consider sleeping on the floor every now and then.
  • Clothing: Buy cheap clothes in bulk, wear them only once, and throw them straight into the garbage. This is significantly easier to sustain than washing and heat-drying an entire load of laundry every single day.
  • Daily Habits: If you have the luxury of working from home, just stay naked all day. However, make sure to thoroughly disinfect your desk and chair daily. All in all, be creative and relentless.
  • Daily Wash: Use an exfoliating shower gel and shampoo every single day.
• Mental Health (Crucial): Take a long walk outside every day for at least 30 minutes to an hour. This is absolutely vital for your mental health when you are on the brink of despair. Treat this "walking therapy" as seriously as you would take any prescription medicine.

Good luck.

I have been on this scabies journey fopr about two months now. After initial confusion from a first GP I went to another who immediately diagnosed me with scabies and prescribed me with two round of ivermectin. I did as told and took one round and another after 8 days. Each time I washed all clothes and bedsheets and dried on highest heat.

It has been 3 weeks since and my itch still persists daily. I wake up every morning at 4am itching. The larger bumps on my body cleared within days after the second treatement but now I have small bumps on my hands again. Even when scabies first started my bumps were barely visible and were never red so it has me worried that it will develop again similarly.

Is it worth getting a consult about another round or should I wait it out?

Please someone tell me how ye are doing it please
I’m so broken from watching my toddler itch I’m so worn from watching people itch..

We did two orals tablets
And on our second cream 4 days ago from lyclear…

I am itchy as fuck and getting new blisters on our feet…

We moved house don’t have much furniture we have following the clean routine and my kids clothes are destroyed from boil washes..

I’m exhausted can I put more lyclear on my kids 4-5 days after second application I need this gone it’s effecting me so bad

Wanted to pop on here and give you guys some good news, especially if you’re struggling to get rid of this horrible thing.
I had scabies for 9 months and had about 5-6 failed treatments. I did permethrin alone a few times then also 2-3 attempts with Ivermectin too. Nothing was working!

This time I decided to do permethrin and ivermectin on day 1, then again on day 10 then the big difference, a THIRD ivermectin treatment on day 20. I haven’t had a single burrow for about 4 weeks and the itchiness has gone.

I got so down and read lots of people say that ivermectin etc doesn’t work and you need to do sulphur baths etc etc… I’m proof it does, even after failed treatments. I would rly recommend doing that third treatment.

Hope this helps

I just want to share my story and hope it helps someone.

I got scabies approximately 2 year ago trying a pair of jeans at a store. Two days later I noticed two very itchy pimples on my knee. A few days later I started waking up around 4am and noticing 2-3 new itchy pimples every night. I thought we had bedbugs. 10 days later going crazy trying to find bug i realized that it's living in my skin. Scabies on my legs looked like watery pimples 1-2 inchesapart. Eventually I got them on my arms and saw lines. I went to a walk in clinic told them my symptoms an since the itch was at night they agreed it's scabies and prescribed Permethrin.

Applying permethrin for the first time was a nightmare. I had some allergic reaction. It didn't work and continued spreading too around 40-50 pimples. I did permethrin again and again. Tried oils and other things that I wouldn't recommend, it's just waste of time.

What worked is applying full body per protocol for 3 rounds, plus applying every other day on affected areas only, plus (important! ) rub it permethrin with a cloth into pimples. I used an old clean cotton sock that I cut in pieces. I never used cloth twice not to spread. Rubbing in made a huge difference. I know it's gone because some itchy spots stop itching in 12 hours and don't come back. You have to apply again in 2-3 days for 3-5 more rounds on spots only to treat eggs and new scabies. When it's gone even really bad spots drying and healing in 4-5 days. If it's not drying and still red, treat it again.

I a scientist, I read about scabies life cycle and believed they can't survive more than 3 days on the surface. From my personal experience, it's not true. I got it a month later on my leg in the area that was clean. I refused to believe for a week it was back, but the itch a barrows were obvious. I used permethrin just for that area rubbing with a cloth. It was gone in 10 days. I got it 3rd time 2 months later. I could've been living in my mattress or blankets even it steamed and washed everything.

It's been almost 2 years scabies free. Mentally I healed, but will never forget. I still have permethrin just in case...

I noticed that Calamine Spray helps with itch and slows the spread. You can use it in between treatments. Don't use oils. They clug up pores and make permethrin less effective.