[Isaias101]

I have these parasites on my body. It started with white long specs jumping on me, and immediately, digging into my skin. Days after I started noticing white small salt grain looking things dropping on me from the ceiling, jumping on me from the floor, or from the top of furniture. I put them on a microscope but they don't look like a bug at all, they look more like a single cell organism or something like that. The doctors think I'm crazy but I know I'm not. I have pictures of them on a microscope. Has any one had an experience like this. It's so depressing.

[ma0641]

HMMM. Sounds like you may need another type of Doctor, not a regular MD. Things just don't fall on you or jump up on you and burrow in . Sorry

[Catsmine]

Do you experience any visible skin irritation before scratching? Sensory nerves can be affected by internal conditions as well as external ones.

[joypulv]

It is so easy to feel like we are being attacked by bugs, and not be crazy. I have pets, so am constantly vigilant for fleas etc. I caught scabies from somewhere I lived for a short while once. Just last month I thought I had scabies again, because of intense itching around my waist (and all over), with little red spots, but I knew the odds of scabies were remote because this is my own home, so I made a small humidifier for my desk and my skin stopped itching within 24 hours. I fill it with about a quart an hour! Houses are DRY DRY DRY in the winter.

I wonder if a combination of winter dry air and plaster dust from ceilings, dandruff from a dry scalp, and random flakey dustiness is making you feel this way?

I hope you try a humidifier or vaporizer. Be sure it keep it clean. I made my own out of a stainless steel 2 quart pot and an $8 immersion heater, because I don't like trying to keep the plastic ones from getting moldy.