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  • Writer: edidia okoko
    edidia okoko
  • Aug 11
  • 1 min read

This is called cutaneous larva migrans, also known as creeping eruption. 😳


It happens when hookworm larvae — often from dogs or cats — penetrate the skin after contact with contaminated sand or soil.


The telltale sign is that wavy, snake-like, itchy red track that slowly moves under the skin, most commonly on the feet.


A good reminder that parasites are not always hidden deep in the gut… sometimes the signs can show up right on the skin.


If you want to learn more about parasite cleansing and my protocol , comment DEWORM below. 🪱👇



 
 
 

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