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#1 Posted : Monday, May 30, 2011 12:29:59 AM Quote
I suspected I had scabies and was given the cream, which I used last Thursday. I have been washing my bedding in hot water and used Borax yesterday on all bedding. When I turn the light out I am feeling attacked by bugs and the itching is very bad. When I turn the light on it stops. I have not slept in two nights. I am sleeping during the day.

I am wondering why there are still bugs in my bedding if I am washing them, and using Borax. I am vacuming sometimes twice a day. I have sprayed my walls with lysol.

Also, even the doctor said I do not have "classic" scabie marks or rashes, but I do have pin pricks and bites. I have a brown burrow on one of my hands. how bad is my skin going to be as far as marks, regarding how bad the itching is and I am wondering just how badly I am infested.

I have ashtma and have had to stop spraying chemicals. I have looked for sulfur soap with no luck in the stores here. I have read that using wet ones to wipe down your body works, or using alcohol based hand sanitizer and then wiping it off. Has anyone done this with success?

I think the problem is my bedding. I live in an apartment and while I have washed bedding 3 days in a row in the laundry room, I am actually beginning to wonder if the laundry room has scabies? Maybe the water is not hot enough? I sleep fine with no itching when it is daylite.

I started thinking I was nuts with some psychological problem but tonight I know I am not. I shut the light off and was immediately suffering bad itching especially all over my arms and hands.

Any help would be appreciated.
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#2 Posted : Monday, May 30, 2011 1:24:51 PM Quote
Here is a link to buy the sulfur creams and soaps online:

Buy Scabies Soaps and Creams here

I suspect you got luckey and caught it early enough as you do not have many markings and track marks or lesions. The itch is not coming from bugs in your bed but the scabies mites on your skin, your skin is allergic to the scabies mites and their debris (fecal material they drop), so even after you have treated you still may itch during post scabies for a few weeks, the longer you had it for the longer post scabies will take as your skin surfaces all the debris. In post scabies it is also good to use the sulfur soaps and use the creams to spot treat on areas extra itchy or with lesions.

This is what I did and was cured quickly.

Day by Day it should get better though!

Deb

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