Common theme I've seen for over 20 years dealing with parasites

Hello, my name is Edward.

I've had a parasitic infection since 11/12 years old and saw the parasite enter my body in an embarrassing situation. I am 39 now and still deal with it.

I had a pretty nasty reaction with yellow pus coming out of my face and the pores on my skin opening wider than normal along with circular bumps on my chin.

I was too ashamed to get help at first but when I did, all but one (out of lot's of tests) stool test came back negative even though I could feel the worms moving in my body and my skin was still messed up. I also began sweating more than before.

My dreams became nightmares where it seems demons attack me in my dreams to this day.

I heard that waking up at 12am-4am each night is a sign that your liver is overburdened trying to clear out toxins from these parasites.

So I also have poor sleep quality.

Anyway, the common theme I see is that doctors either dismiss parasitic infections and think it can't happen in the U.S. or they do not know what to do about them and they don't want to admit that. They seem to get highly defensive as well.

This has ruined my career and my life in major ways. If it wasn't for God, I might've really gone crazy.

One doctor diagnosed me with delusional parasitosis without even running any tests on me.

I also heard that government funding in parasitology is down. Does anyone else think that this is a bigger problem than the medical industry portrays?

Please lay out your feelings on this. It is great to know that we are not alone.

God bless you.

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