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What are the Treatments for Morgellons Disease?

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By: Joseph Lackey of livestrong.com Patients with symptoms including persistent skin rashes and sores, accompanied with sensations of burning, stinging, biting or the feeling of crawling insects under the skin frequently diagnose themselves with Morgellons disease, usually after doing research on the Internet. However, the majority of doctors regard Morgellons as a manifestation of known medical [...]

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Morgellons Disease Research

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The latest Morgellons disease research By ERIN ALLDAY of seattlepi.com Sufferers describe ghastly symptoms; but some doctors skeptical of claims The Bay Area might be home to a small cluster of a horrifying and as-yet-incurable disease that leaves patients with open sores all over their bodies and strange, unidentifiable objects poking out of their skin. Or [...]

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Incorrect Diagnosis: Morgellons disease is most likely delusional parasitosis

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The following view is opposed by the research of this website. For more on the incorrect diagnosis of Morgellons, visit Morgellons Research Orac of Scienceblog One of the stranger Internet-based quackery phenomena of the last decade is Morgellon’s disease. This is a topic I haven’t visited that much on this blog, its having last come [...]

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Is Morgellons Disease a Physical or Psychological Condition?

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By: Coco Ballantyne of Scientific American Last year, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) launched a study of a curious and controversial condition known as Morgellons disease, which is characterized by creeping, crawling and stinging sensations under the skin. The project, whose goal is to identify possible risk factors and causes, was [...]

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Morgellons Definition from Morgellons Research Foundation

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Morgellons Disease is a label assigned by the founder of the MRF to the condition of an ill child in 2002 with numerous symptoms outside known illness categories. One physical sign became the “defining” characteristic of the illness: small diameter “filaments” protruding from lesions near the child’s mouth and other body areas that were both [...]

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