Demodex – tratament cu ulei din arbore de ceai (Demodex – treatment with Tea Tree Oil)

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Cu vreo doi-trei ani in urma mi-a aparut o vezicula pe marginea interioara a pleoapelor. La inceput nu am acordat mare atentie acestui lucru. Credeam ca e din cauza ca mi-a intrat niste rimel in ochi (poate chiar asta a si fost cauza). Dupa cateva luni au inceput sa-mi apara mai multe vezicule, la ambii ochi. Apareau, dupa cateva zile dispareau. Dupa multe luni bune, cand au inceput sa ma usture ochii, am hotarat sa ma adresez medicului. Am mers la oftalmolog, care a zis ca am blefarita. Mi-a dat tratament cu Tobrex si niste picaturi pentru ochi. Nu mi-a ajutat. Am cautat pe internet si mi-am gasit o gramada de boli, una cu rezultat fatal… 😀 Am mers de cateva ori si la Bucuresti, la o clinica buna, nu prea au inteles ce am, mi-au dat niste picaturi care iarasi nu mi-au ajutat.

Au inceput sa-mi apara si niste cosuri rosii pe barba, la acel moment nu credeam ca e vreo legatura intre aceste doua simptome. Deja ma obisnuisem cu basicutele astea enervante, pana cand intr-o iarna a inceput sa mi se usuce tare pielea fetei. Am incercat diferite creme, masti, nimic nu parea sa aiba efect. Pielea era uscata pe frunte, pe nas, pe barba, la sprancene. Cand faceam dus sau plangeam imi apareau niste pete rosii sub ochi.

Am scris toate simptomele pe Google si am citit, am citit si iar am citit. In romana, rusa, engleza (avantajul de a sti mai multe limbi 🙂 ). Si iata ca pe saiturile rusesti am gasit – demodex.

Cica Demodexul este unul dintre cei mai răspândiți paraziți ai pielii feței omului. E un parazit care traieste in mod normal la nivelul foliculilor pilo-sebacei ai omului, dar nu toate persoanele au simptome. Simptomele pot apare cand densitatea acestui microorganism creste. Prezenta Demodexului este implicata in aparitia unor afectiuni dermatologice ca rozaceea si dermatita periorala, acneea sau matreata. Se zice ca demodexul invadeaza pielea atunci cand imunitatea e scazuta, cand ai diferite bacterii si  paraziti intestinali.

Pe formumurile rusesti multe sfaturi, tratamente, ma gandeam pe care sa le incerc, sau sa comand niste produse chinezesti speciale… Cica la unii chiar au inceput sa le cada genele, sprancenele… Dar iata ca in sfarsit am gasit pe un site in limba engleza de specialitate (British Journal) un tratament care mi-a inspirat incredere si care merita incercat chiar in seara aceea. Era un studiu realizat de catre medicii britanici pe mai multi pacienti.

In primul rand se arunca toata cosmetica, pentru ca este deja infectata. Se spala si se dezinfecteaza lenjeria de pat, prosoapele. Pernele facute din pene trebuie aruncate, cele sintetice se spala.

Tratamentul dureaza 3-4 saptamani. Se ia un betisor cu vata (pentru urechi) si se inmoaie in ulei din arbore de ceai (Tea tree oil). Eu am folosit de 15% de la Body Shop. Am folosit multe uleiuri din arbore de ceai, dar acesta mi-a placut cel mai mult.

 

Ei ziceau sa se foloseasca de 50%. Se curata cu acest betisor pleoapele de sus si de jos, pe deasupra genelor (e bine sa se curete si sprancenele). Eu m-am dat cu ulei si pe toata fata si am lasat pe noapte (E mai bine ca acest ulei sa se dilueze apa sau ulei de cocos spre exemlu, ca sa nu-ti arda pielea. Sincer, eu, nu l-am diluat si cam m-a usturat pielea).  In acea noapte am simtit cum imi arde si ma mananca fata (cica acesti paraziti incearca sa evadeze de sub piele). Cand m-am trezit aveam pleoapele umflate, pielea cam rosie, dar cu timpul roseata a trecut. Dimineata se spala fata cu sampon pentru copii zic ei (eu am folosit gel de fata) si se freaca pe la gene iarasi cu un betisor inmuiat in acest sampon. Si asa in decurs de o luna, seara ulei din arbore de ceai, dimineata sampon pentru copii. Nu se folosesc cosmetice sau creme in aceasta perioada.

Eu am scapat de acest micro-organism uracios. Foarte rar imi mai apare cate o vezicula.

Uleiul din arbore de ceai este o minune! Are proprietati antiseptice si este folosit in tratarea mai multor boli. Este indicat in tratarea acneei. Se mai foloseste la rani, muscaturi de insecte, herpes, scabia, candida. Acest ulei nu doar deiznfecteaza, ci este capabil sa penetreze pielea prin proprietatile sale anti-inflamatoare, analgezice si ciatrizante.

Am mai citit pe unele pagini net ca e bine sa se faca baie in cada adaugand cateva picaturi din acest ulei fermecat. E bun si pentru matreata, caderea parului…

Multe persoane declara ca au scapat de acest parazit doar dupa detoxifierea organismului (scapand de toxine si paraziti intestinali ). E foarte importanta detoxifierea facuta macar o data pe an precum si post intermitent. Cititi despre Diatomaceous earth, foarte interesante recenziile, Olive leaf extract, Oregano oil  si Probiotics.

Sanatate!

 

P.S – Acest articol nu prezinta sfaturi medicale, ci doar un exemplu personal. Daca aveti probleme serioase, adresati-va medicului.

 

 

Studiile aici:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1772908/

http://www.eyeworld.org/article.php?sid=4381

 

ENGLISH TRANSLATION

„I’m posting this article because I’m sure it will help someone.

About two or three years ago, a blister appeared on the inner edge of my eyelids. At first, I didn’t pay much attention to it. I thought it was because some mascara got into my eye (maybe that was the cause). After a few months, more blisters started to appear on both eyes. They would appear and disappear after a few days. After many months, when my eyes started to burn, I decided to see a doctor. I went to an ophthalmologist, who said I had blepharitis. He gave me treatment with Tobrex and eye drops. It didn’t help. I searched the internet and found a lot of diseases, one with a fatal outcome…Lol

I went to a good clinic in Bucharest a few times, they didn’t really understand what I had, they gave me some drops that didn’t help either.

I also started to get red pimples on my chin, at that time I didn’t think there was any connection between these two symptoms. I had already gotten used to these annoying little bumps until one winter when my facial skin started to dry out. I tried different creams, masks, nothing seemed to work. The skin was dry on my forehead, nose, chin, and eyebrows. When I took a shower or cried, I had some red patches under my eyes.

I wrote down all the symptoms on Google and read, read, and read again. In Romanian, Russian, English (the advantage of knowing several languages 🙂 ). And finally, on some Russian websites, I found something – Demodex.

Demodex is one of the most common skin parasites on human faces. It is a parasite that normally lives in the human pilosebaceous follicles, but not all people have symptoms. Symptoms may appear when the density of this microorganism increases. The presence of Demodex is implicated in the occurrence of dermatological conditions such as rosacea and perioral dermatitis, acne, or dandruff. It is said that demodex invades the skin when immunity is low, when you have intestinal bacteria and parasite overgrowth.

On Russian forums, there were many tips, treatments, and I was thinking which ones to try or to order some special Chinese products… Some even said their eyelashes and eyebrows were falling out… But finally, I found a treatment on a specialized English website (British Journal) that inspired me with confidence and was worth trying that evening. It was a study conducted by British doctors on several patients.

First of all, all cosmetics should be thrown away because they are already infected. Bedding and towels should be washed and disinfected. Feather pillows should be thrown away, and synthetic ones should be washed.

The treatment lasts 3-4 weeks. Take an ear cotton swab and soak it in tea tree oil. I used 15% from The Body Shop. They said to use 50%. Clean the upper and lower eyelids with this swab, above the eyelashes (it is good to clean the eyebrows as well). I applied the oil on my entire face and left it overnight (It is better to dilute this tea tree oil with another carrier, coconut oil, for example, so as not to burn the skin). That night, I felt my face burning and itching (these parasites try to escape from under the skin).

When I woke up, my eyelids were swollen and my skin was somewhat red, but the redness went away with time. In the morning, they said to wash the face with children’s shampoo and rubbed around the lashes with a cotton swab soaked in this shampoo. And so, for about a month, tea tree oil was used at night, and children’s shampoo was used in the morning. No cosmetics or creams were used during this time.

I got rid of this nasty microorganism. Occasionally, I still get a blister.

Tea tree oil is a miracle! It has antiseptic properties and is used in the treatment of several diseases. It is recommended for treating acne. It is also used for wounds, insect bites, herpes, scabies, and candida. This oil not only disinfects, but is able to penetrate the skin through its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and scar-healing properties.

I have also read on some websites that it is good to take a bath by adding a few drops of this magical oil to the water. It is good for dandruff, hair loss…

Many people claim that they have only gotten rid of this parasite after detoxifying their bodies (getting rid of toxins and intestinal parasites). Detoxification is very important and should be done at least once a year, as well as fasting. Read about Diatomaceous earth, very interesting reviews, Olive leaf extract, Oregano oil, and Probiotics.

Stay healthy!

P.S. – This article does not provide medical advice, but only a personal example. If you have serious problems, consult a doctor.

Studies here:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1772908/

http://www.eyeworld.org/article.php?sid=4381