skin problems

[Antibody246]

i need help with skin problems there are bugs crawling and eating my skin

 

[avoid]

Does this information help you?

Bugs that Burrow Under Skin, and What to Do About Them

There are many dangerous signs of infections, and you might not even realize you have been bitten or infested until some time later.

www.healthline.com

 

[Antibody246]

Does this information help you?

Bugs that Burrow Under Skin, and What to Do About Them

There are many dangerous signs of infections, and you might not even realize you have been bitten or infested until some time later.

www.healthline.com

I tried to boil all my clothes with hot water

 

[avoid]

I don't have any experience with such bugs myself, but it sounds like your clothes are not their only home. If the bugs can survive in fabrics then take care of any carpets, rugs, mattresses, doormats, towels and other such things too.

Maybe you'll be able to find a solution if you contact someone who specialises in pest/insect control.

 

[Kundalini Guy]

Its called delusional parasitosis

Delusional parasitosis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Antibody246]

I don't have any experience with such bugs myself, but it sounds like your clothes are not their only home. If the bugs can survive in fabrics then take care of any carpets, rugs, mattresses, doormats, towels and other such things too.

Maybe you'll be able to find a solution if you contact someone who specialises in pest/insect control.

I need to disinfect everything in my apartment but it takes too much work

Its called delusional parasitosis

Delusional parasitosis - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

why does my skin itches and turned red?

 

[Antibody246]

Unless you mean metaphorically, you should visit a dermatologist.

I have visited the dermatologist. I have a terrible skin condition and he said its nothing.

 

[Antibody246]

1. Did he actually say there was nothing wrong/you were perfectly healthy or just that it was something minor? And if it's the latter, what was the diagnosis?
2. What are your exact symptoms?

itching, scarring, redness

 

[Skathon]

itching, scarring, redness

That's too vague, I'm afraid.
1. Does your skin still remain irritated even if you don't scratch/rub/touch it for 24 hours (or longer)?
2. Have you recently purchased any new clothes, bedsheets or shampoo/soap/shower gel/etc.? Anything that could cause contact dermatitis?
3. Is your skin dry or wet? Are there any vesicles (blisters) or anything else unusual?
4. What does this test say?

 

[Aesthetic guy]

may be they are bed bugs?

 

[winamp]

excema?
or
scabies?
or
hives/an allergic reaction?

or the common winter itch if it's cold where you are currently?

 

[Eumetazoa]

It could be psychological as mentioned by Anuk, but since you have redness and scarring, it is probably more likely to be physiological, but not necessarily, there are cases of psychological causes accompanied by rash and such.
It's called formication and most often is a result of anaemia, diabetes, or vitamin B12 deficiency. Could also be due to hyperthyroidism (over active thyroid), hepatitis, hiv, etc, or even poisoning from chemicals on clothes, that's usually hard to detect.
I had it due to anaemia several times, but didn't have redness or scarring. When I talk to any doctor about it, they usually think about diabetes first (esp. if any rash is present), then see my anaemia, but I guess in their practice it's most often due to diabetes.

 

[Antibody246]

It could be psychological as mentioned by Anuk, but since you have redness and scarring, it is probably more likely to be physiological, but not necessarily, there are cases of psychological causes accompanied by rash and such.
It's called formication and most often is a result of anaemia, diabetes, or vitamin B12 deficiency. Could also be due to hyperthyroidism (over active thyroid), hepatitis, hiv, etc, or even poisoning from chemicals on clothes, that's usually hard to detect.
I had it due to anaemia several times, but didn't have redness or scarring. When I talk to any doctor about it, they usually think about diabetes first (esp. if any rash is present), then see my anaemia, but I guess in their practice it's most often due to diabetes.

my skin is damaged and the parasites are eating it.

may be they are bed bugs?

All of my clothes are contaminated with mold and parasites

 

[Saxenomorph]

Go to a psychiatrist and tell them your problems, sometimes mental health can change your body give you weird illnesses (happened to me several times)

 

[Eumetazoa]

Yeah, agree with Skathon, now it sounds more like delusional parasitosis. Maybe caused by mold you mentioned, maybe not. It's strange how doctor brushed it off. Even if they think it's delusional, there are many reasons for that to happen, so it needs further investigation.

 

[Antibody246]

scarring and skin damage is visible thats not delusions

Yeah, agree with Skathon, now it sounds more like delusional parasitosis. Maybe caused by mold you mentioned, maybe not. It's strange how doctor brushed it off. Even if they think it's delusional, there are many reasons for that to happen, so it needs further investigation.

 

[Antibody246]

>"Does your skin still remain irritated even if you don't scratch/rub/touch it for 24 hours (or longer)?"

I don't do these things but this terrible itching and redness remains the same. you gave me a good idea so maybe I will stop showering. whole house needs to be purged.

 

[Eumetazoa]

Well, since you you don't scratch it, maybe infectionist would help, since dermatologist didn't. Infectionist should know many bugs/infections that could cause it, maybe dermatologist just thought it's not in their field of expertise, so they disregarded it.

 

[Catch-22]

What do the bugs look like? Do they look like tiny little threads? Could be Morgellons.. dermatologist wouldn't know anything about that.

 

[TheShadowKing]

Op have you been taking Benadryl for fun?