Identifying insects

Myiasis maggots infestations:

https://www.nursingtimes.net/clinical-archive/tissue-viability/myiasis-maggot-infestation-01-04-2003

Morgellons:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/may/07/morgellons-mysterious-illness

The link between Morgellons disease and onset associated with unsanitary or dirty conditions and increased incidence in wet geographical areas suggests that environmental organisms from that type of habitat may play a role in Morgellons disease. The prevalence of Morgellons disease in southern coastal areas of the US suggests that the incidence is greater in moist humid climates and appears to be more prevalent in the northern hemisphere.

The disease may be infectious in nature and transmitted from person to person or transmitted from an inciting agent during familial environmental exposure. Contact with soil or unsanitary environmental conditions appears to be a contributing factor. Morgellons disease affects equal numbers of males and females, other studies have indicated that this disease is more prevalent or predominantly found in females, among middle-aged white women and caucasian women. . . . Healing can vary depending on the severity of the skin prior to treatment. Reactivation may occur if regression is incomplete. Treatment includes cleaning, antibiotic sprays, and antibiotic and formalin foot baths. Parenteral antibiotics are of limited effectiveness, costly, and involve milk-withdraw time, so are seldom used. . . . This suggests that hormones may play a role in susceptibility to infection. Although many beef cattle end up in feedlots that are unsanitary, which would be expected to provide favorable conditions for infection, these animals are rarely affected. Infection is associated with wet environments, muddy corrals, and poor animal husbandry. In Californian . . .

The link between Morgellons disease and onset associated with unsanitary or dirty conditions and increased incidence in wet geographical areas suggests that environmental organisms from that type of habitat may play a role in Morgellons disease. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3257881

Patients with Lyme disease in England and Wales hospitals appear to be predominantly white, female and living in areas of low deprivation, according to a study published in a journal.

Items - ultraviolet light, 60× hand-held digital microscope.