I feel like something is crawling under my skin. My hair is acting weird. Excess mucus draining down my throat, especially when I floss/brush teeth. Blood work was normal except for elevated neutrophils and fecal negative. I feel this and can SEE it. It is in My eyes, nose, mouth, EVERYWHERE. 4 Doctors later and they think im crazy. Any help would be appreciated - Ask Extension
I feel like something is crawling under my skin. My hair is acting weird. Excess mucus draining down my throat, especially when I floss/brush teeth. B...
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I feel like something is crawling under my skin. My hair is acting weird. Excess mucus draining down my throat, especially when I floss/brush teeth. Blood work was normal except for elevated neutrophils and fecal negative. I feel this and can SEE it. It is in My eyes, nose, mouth, EVERYWHERE. 4 Doctors later and they think im crazy. Any help would be appreciated #824807
Asked April 07, 2023, 6:17 PM EDT
I feel like something is crawling under my skin. My hair is acting weird. Excess mucus draining down my throat, especially when I floss/brush teeth. Blood work was normal except for elevated neutrophils and fecal negative. I feel this and can SEE it. It is in My eyes, nose, mouth, EVERYWHERE. 4 Doctors later and they think im crazy. Any help would be appreciated. I have more photos. I'm seeing black specks and "hair" everywhere. (Notice the roof of my mouth)
St. Johns County Florida
Expert Response
First, I'm really sorry that you're feeling this way. I hope the situation gets resolved soon.
Second, I am not a doctor. I'm a horticulture agent and there are limits to what I can see via pictures.
Here are the things your local Cooperative Extension office can do: ID insects (usually plant pests or beneficial pests), ID plant diseases, ID unknown plants, and other helpful things.
That being said, take 'it' to your Extension office and they (or an entomology specialist) can say whether or not it's an insect. That's the limits to our services since we do not get into human health -- that's for medical doctors.
I hope this helps. The University of KY does have a publication or two. They may or may not help but I urge you to have an open mind.
https://sib.illinois.edu/entomology/pdfs/Invisible_Itches.pdf
https://entomology.ca.uky.edu/files/ef649.pdf
Second, I am not a doctor. I'm a horticulture agent and there are limits to what I can see via pictures.
Here are the things your local Cooperative Extension office can do: ID insects (usually plant pests or beneficial pests), ID plant diseases, ID unknown plants, and other helpful things.
That being said, take 'it' to your Extension office and they (or an entomology specialist) can say whether or not it's an insect. That's the limits to our services since we do not get into human health -- that's for medical doctors.
I hope this helps. The University of KY does have a publication or two. They may or may not help but I urge you to have an open mind.
https://sib.illinois.edu/entomology/pdfs/Invisible_Itches.pdf
https://entomology.ca.uky.edu/files/ef649.pdf
