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So, has anyone else had success using 'salt' on the outside of their ears to stop this constant sensation that something is crawling all over them?
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I've used it inside with success so why not try it outside and see what happens. I know people use it for cysts and itchiness on the scalp as well.
Sadie
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Thanks!
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What do you both mean by salt in/on your ears? Ali
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The outside and inner canal of my ears drive me crazy - constantly feels like something is crawling around.
I had seen where someone on lymenet had recommended taking a q-tip dipped in salt water and wiping it all over your ear and it caused the sensation to eventually go away.
Something about the spirochetes being driven away by salt???
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Neat trick, thanks.
I'll have to try it next time my ears are weird. Somehow I pictured you guys rubbing or pouring salt on your ears. I didn't realize you were talking about salt water.
Ali
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