So I have these deep necklines & always feel like something is crawling on it but doctors told me it microscopic bugs on my necklines, is this true?

[Bodylines]

[Jersey2]

First you have to understand that focusing in this can make you go crazy. Literally. You should put it out of mind when you start thinking about it. Eveything is fine, we all have such things and no one is bothered by it.

If you must, then see what kills them. It coukd be as simole as UV light from laying out in the sun for a tan. It could be just washing with a good body wash each day.

Lastly, there is a body wash that doctor prescribe before an operation to kill such things as they are in your eyebrows too and they had me do that the morning of it. But I am guessing they will come back so best to get used to it and use a good hody wash without going crazy about it.

[exitseven]

we have microscopic organisms all over our bodies. It sounds logical.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[purplepoppy]

You can't feel microscopic stuff crawling on you. It's common to have demodex in your eyebrows or ears and sarcoptes isn't that unusual in young people, particularly students but that causes rashes, you can't feel the bugs.
Head lice and public lice only live where the name suggests.

[Bodylines]

Yeah but I'm talking about on my necklines?

[UrLoveMocha]

Yes but I didn’t know that there’s people who can feel them. Have you ever thought about doing a gut cleanse or having your doctor do a thorough check? Maybe there’s something else that could be a possibility.

[Bodylines]

Gut cleanse, that has nothing to do with them on my neckline?

[Anonymous]

As complete strangers on the internet, we are all very well-qualified to say whether a medical doctor who has examined you is right or wrong.

[Bodylines]

Maybe I just shrink y'all to micro size & y'all can walk on my deep necklines and tell me what u see?

[WonderingManII]

Wouldn't rubbing alcohol kill anything you feel crawling on you?