I like seafood. Coincidentally I am sure, I just ate a bunch of lobster and shrimp and fish. I also am unfortunately at the age where eye floaters are an issue. My contacts seem to have caused floaters, sleeping with them in is bad.

Today I have a floater in my eye that looked like a squiggly shape, like a parasite, instead of a round ball. It changed shape after 5 minutes, and after a few more minutes left my field of vision. Kind of funny because my better half randomly told me a month or so ago she read eye floaters are caused by parasites. I can also feel movement, tingling, in the same eye where I determined it was persent. The bastard has to be alive and moving.

So... what can I do that I havn't done already? Can I get this thing and his friends out myself? I already choked down Merck's FenBen and rubbed some around my eye. Something tells me that isn't going to cut it.

Have already contacted my eye doctor, who is of course not open on Saturdays.

I don't think I should go to the ER because why would I see anyone in the field who has been taught that humans don't need to deworm ?

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Thank you everyone for your kind thoughtful comments. I am going to look into everything. First getting to the eye doc to see if they see anything visible.

Been having some serious gut issues, histamine intolerance, and just feeling like absolute crap. Thinking this is some sort of parasite/Dysbiosis/Candida in my gut. I'm going to do a parasite cleanse first.

I have a stockpile of ivermectin, but read that it doesn't kill a wide range of parasites. Need to order fenben, but if there is some other advice, I would really appreciate it.

After what I am experiencing and the dozens of "diagnosis" I've received from the scam healthcare system, I'm realizing everything starts in the gut. I wonder if my gut health has been responsible for my ADHD diagnosis and all the other troubles I've had with my health.

I also got a couple of MRIs which they injected me with contrast, which is gadolinium, one of the most toxic heavy metals on the planet. At the ripe age of 41, my health is in the gutter and I'm pretty depressed about the long road to health recovery.

Any advice would be much appreciated. God bless you all.