What to do?

harry01
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Terrible treatment still from doctors and dermatologists on NHS but worried about spending money on private dermatologists only to get the same treatment. One clinic from Harley Street said they couldn't help me as the clinician I saw was a 'leading authority'. I rang up a few but I have no idea where to go from here. I don't want to say if any more as I need this treated. It's awful as my family are very unsupportive in all this and don't understand what's happened.
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Except here they are charging ludicrous amounts for not helping.
I have no idea what to do. It has to be a class of parasite. Someone must be interested in this. Anyone here study biology? It's a living thing that somehow hijacks the skin's biome. It was only when a lot of it went on my skin that it kind of 'invaded'. There must be someone who is interested in treating this.
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Hi @harry01 I'm sorry to hear the frustrations you're going through in getting some answers about this. I'm afraid I don't have the specialist knowledge to offer any advice as far as the particular condition goes.
If you really feel like you're struggling mentally, I'd encourage seeking out some mental health support, to ease those frustrations and pressures a little. Even having someone just to listen can make a difference day to day. You can self refer to IAPT Services here if you feel it would benefit you.
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@daymond I sent some of them an email. I have seen several dermatologists so I am only looking for feedback that makes sense. A skin biopsy would make sense, so there is a way to analyse this thing.
I would just be relieved and trust someone who described what it was. I look first thing in the morning and I go 'Yes, there is something there.' And I wonder what on earth is happening in the healthcare system.0
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