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Reply To: Strange non-healing (or slow healing) sores – NOTE: not for the squeamish!

NEW STUDY! Parasym Plus™ for Multiple Sclerosis › Forums › PrettyIll.com Discussion › Skin › Strange non-healing (or slow healing) sores – NOTE: not for the squeamish! › Reply To: Strange non-healing (or slow healing) sores – NOTE: not for the squeamish!

November 22, 2015 at 11:24 pm #5720
Camellia
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Shoot. Well, if you already went in for a biopsy then it’s probably not folliculitis which is caused by staph and I can’t imagine they wouldn’t have tested for that. The doctor didn’t suggest any ‘shot in the dark’ treatments?

Hm… I actually just did an extensive google search (because I might have a little bit of OCD tendencies when it comes to researcher the interwebz for skin lesions) of all the symptoms (gelly, spiny, spikey, scab, lesion, root) and descriptions you’ve provided and all I can come up with is morgellons… which is a bit of a head-scratcher, so to speak.

Google ‘scab with roots’.

http://morgellonsdiseaseawareness.com/morgellons_photo_galleries/morgellons_anatomy_of_a_lesion

Are fungal infections ever gel-like?

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