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Kelly
8/1/2018
9:44:33 AM
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Hi Jeri,
When my scalp was at it's worst, I would massage sulfur soap into it and let it sit for a while. Then I would massage Kleen Green into my scalp and leave it for a while.
Then I would use either Tea Tree shampoo or Neem Shampoo, To draw things out of the scalp, I would massage coconut oil into my scalp at night, a few times a week.
As Cheryl mentioned, do check the search engine under "scalp" and you will find some helpful info.
All my best,
Kelly
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Cheryl
7/31/2018
7:51:35 AM
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Hi Jeri,
Welcome to the forum :-)
I am sorry to hear that you have had Morgellons for 3 years but really glad that you found the website and decided to post in the forum.
One thing that seems to help many people is pouring cold water over their scalp first thing in the morning, towel drying, spraying with 91% alcohol (being very careful not to breath in any fumes or get it in your eyes), and then combing with a fine tooth comb.
There are a lot of tips and ideas to be found through the Search Engine. Just click on the Search Engine link at the top of the page under the snow covered mountains and type in "scalp".
I am hopeful that you will find some very good information using the Search Engine and something that will work to help your scalp feel better.
Joshua 1:9 Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.
Cheryl
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Jeri L
8/1/2018
9:43:14 AM
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I have had Morgellons for three years, There have been times I have experienced a lot of improvement, and other times when I have regressed.
Lately my scalp has been very itchy and painful. I use Tea tree shampoo and I spray my wet hair with Kleen Green. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Gratefully
Jeri L
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