What makes your skin crawl? I saw an e-mail today that showed a woman's breast with supposed bacterial holes
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I saw that picture a few  years ago.  Still gives me nightmares.  I'm wit ya...
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your body is susceptible to infection.
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that might not be what it is, consider your recent activity and look it up on symptoms on yahoo search or something. It could be a zit or something.
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Sorry to hear that and I know how uncomfortable they can be. My best guesses are: Are you taking antibiotics such as tetracycline? They've been known to cause infections like this. Also, it may be an allergic reaction to your undergarments (I like cotton for this reason) and/or pantyhose. It could be from tight clothing rubbing, feminine hygiene products or perhaps an overly vigorous sex life. The other thing it might be is some sort of imflammation due to an infection such as candidiasis or cervicitis (especially if there's itching). In any case, since you are experiencing these regularly (you don't say how often though) a trip to your doctor is in order. This is a fairly common type of situation and your doctor will know best how to treat it. I've found some relief with taking acidophilis tablets, but you really need to see your doctor to rule anything serious out since there's a good chance it won't go away on its own and will keep recurring. \nI wish you well.
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ant93722 and jmom -- I don't think your replies were very nice or warranted -- especially when she was asking a question in an open forum for discussion.  You both could have been a little more respectful toward her instead of being rude to her.  Anyonoe is entitled to ask a question here and I'm sure what she meant was she wanted to see if others had this disease she is asking about, and what they might be going through and offer her advice.  No need to be complete dickheads about it.
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You can look on the computer for Fibrocystic Breast Disease. This condition is not an actual "disease" it just basically means women with lumpy breast. You might want to make an appointment ASAP!!! just to be safe but you are young you should not have any real problems. Just to make you feel better read up on Fibrocystic and then head on down to the doctor. Good Luck!!1
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By looking at the rest of your questions, it is probably some nasty disease, you s k a n k!
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You could just be freaking out.. but also she could have had a yeast infection (which is a common bacterial infection). Woemn get this when their PH balance gets out of whack, and can be caused by diet, stress, tight fitting panties or jeans, not washing well, or it can be caused by using antibiotics to clear up other types of infections like for bronchitis or bladder infections.   If it continues or new symptoms emerge such as itching, pain when urinating, discharge from your penis, foul smelling urine etc.... you should see a doctor because although women can buy over the counter medication for this, I've never seen anything for men and you need to get some antibiotic, I think the antibiotic is called diflucan but Im not sure.  This will NOT go away on its own.
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Morgellon's Disease: Mysterious Ecto-Parasites \n\nTranscript of a Four Part Series on CBS 47 Jacksonville News\nOriginal article and video interview may be found HERE\n\nA mysterious skin disease is currently spreading across America, and doctors are searching for answers on how to stop the epidemic.\n\nThe disease, called Morgellons Disease, is a parasite-like infection that literally makes the infected person's skin crawl.  The disease has already been found in thousands of patients in Florida , Texas and California. \n\n“I would lay in the bed and it felt like an army of ants just crawling over the bed, all over my body,” says one Morgellons Disease sufferer.\n\n“It never goes away,” says another. “It doesn't die, it doesn't leave.”\n\nWhat sounds like a science fiction movie is actually real life for the unlucky people who have contracted the disease which leaves painful sores all over the body. The sores ooze blue fibers, white threads and little black specks of sand-like material. \n\nThe worst part, patients say, is the creepy and constant sensation of bugs crawling under their skin.\n\nAlso discouraging, is the patient's treatment by doctors, who have little knowledge about the disease, and in specific cases have lacked compassion for the sufferers. \n\n“I was so humiliated from the three doctors that I went to, that I just refused to go back,” said on patient. \n\nBecky Bailey moved out of her Austin, Texas home and into a trailer hoping to escape the bugs that torment her. \n\n"We ripped out our carpet and burned our carpet and furniture and move out into our R-V and they were still one me." \n\nWithout medical help, suffering families researched their symptoms on their own by way of the internet. Finally, they were able to put a name to their pain – Morgellons. \n\nThe sickly skin disease has actually been around for centuries. In 1935, an English physician wrote a paper about Morgellons including excerpts from medical journals from the 1600's, describing the disease. \n\nUnfortunately, not much was known then about Morgellons -- and not much has been learned in the more than 400 years since. \n\nWhat is known, is that many of people who may have it, suffer from these symptoms: constant itching/crawling sensation, chronic fatigue, brain fog or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, joint swelling or hair loss \n\nWhat you should do if you have these symptoms, is as puzzling as the disease itself. \n\nOne woman in Pittsburgh, PA made it her mission to find out what causes and what will cure this bizarre disease. \n\nMary Leitao is a biologist and the creator the Morgellons Research Foundation in Pittsburgh.\n\nHer goal is to get State Health Agencies and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) to study this disease. \n\n“It's inhumane that these people have been allowed to go home and have been forced to research this day in and day out for years on their own,” says Leitao. \n\nLeitao's motivations come from her 6 year old boy Drew. Four years ago, he began to feel the itch. \n\n"He started describing bugs. He said, mommy, bugs, and he would scratch." \n\nThen came the sores that shed the fibers. Mary took drew to the doctor and the doctor said it was nothing to worry about. \n\n"I was going to find an answer, or I was going to have to take my life, that's all there was too it." \n\nDoctors don't know what causes the disease, who is at risk and exactly how many people may be suffering. The Morgellon Foundation says they have about 12 hundred people registered on their site. Those are only people who have a computer and happened to find them online. \n\nIn Jacksonville , more than a dozen cases have been found.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nFor Anne Dill, standing in her backyard, looking over the lake is physically and emotionally painful
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Realize that no one else is as interested in your body as you are, and that almost everyone else has the same phobia (or did at one time).  I was more interested in getting myself clean and out of there than worrying about how anyone else looked - I bet most people are the same way.  If they're not - they're wierd.
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Yes, its a bacterial infection and you need to be treated with antibiotics, the infection can get into your blood stream an make you extremely sick or worse
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There are so many mispelled words on there,it is frightening! Is that your picture on there?!Some friends you have.You must have really pissed her off!! LoL =))
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it probably is a heat rash..i have had that...women with large breasts often experience this...she could either try baby powder and/deoderant
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You need medical attention.  You probably have mastitus, a bacterial infection of the breast.  It could also be cancer.  Neither is anything to mess with.
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Question: As a child did you ever run a really high temp? My brother ran a sudden high fever(cause never found, of 105 and soaring)that nearly killed him. He was wrapped in towels and buried in a tub of ice to bring the fever down. But while waiting on the ice to be brought he was bathed from head to toe in rubbing alchol. At that time the doctor did the only things he knew to do. The fever came down but my brothers normal temp of 98.6 was changed to 96.0. So a temp of 99.0 is not low grade fever anymore; at least not for him.  Are you under great amounts of stress? Stress can do wild things to your body. Under tremendos stress  the muscles literally separated from the bones in my chest area. Doctor's at first thought it was a heart attack but my pulse did not indicate such to be the case. I felt as if a huge weight had been droped on my chest, but it was stress. Vicatin would not even allow my body any relief, and the doctors had said if it didn't help that morphine was the next step.Fianlly, after several months of just letting nature run its course; I finally stopped hollering with every breath. I would shake like I was in a ice house on min. and feel normal the next; but my temp. was up and down like a yoyo. Do you have any other symptoms, coughing, sneezing,dizzy spells, black outs, nausea? Have you been to a doctor yet? If not; I strongly reccommend you go see one immediately. Keep in mind not all diseases or illness's cause the same reaction in a person. You can take 50 people with the flu. Some it turns into more upper respitory infections, and some of those can be fatal. Others just feel crappy and tired. While some can't see much difference in the flu and what most people would call a bad cold. My temp. runs 98.6; 99.0 is low grade, and any thing more than 102.6 I start calling the doctor. As I said I strongly reccomend you go straight to a doctor and have them check you out. I wish you well.
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I have been researching Morgellon's Disease for a few weeks.\n\nDoctors may believe it is not real but thousands of people are coming down with symptoms of feeling like bugs are crawling under their skin. It should be treated like treatment for Lyme's Disease.\n\nSome beileve it comes from Chem-Trails while others believe it is alternative cellular energy pigments a nano-technology biproduct of trying to make cotton less vulneralble to insect damage. Whatever it is, there appears to be serious concern about it these days.\n\nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=693&i=51#i\nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=693&i=34#i\nhttp://www.ktvu.com/news/9264350/detail.html\nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=693&i=10#i\nhttp://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=693&i=4#i
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I was shocked when I started itching uncontrollably.A week went by and the itching increased to the point of insanity.I took a close look and was astonished to see tiny specks attached to me pubic hairs.I was horrified when I looked closer and seen these tiny beast that looked like crabs mixed with a bug.I was young and that's my story and I am sticking to it.