oldwest61

There are several different parasites that can infect your eyes from varying sources. IF the parasite is a worm larvae, you will have to see a dr to be treated for it. Serology does not necessarily detect these infections - a fecal stool test may not either - it depends on what stage the infection is in, and several other things. Bacterial infections MAY be gotten rid of by collodial silver, or it MAY NOT. If you keep seeing these things after using the collodial and other things, you will have to go back to your dr and INSIST on being re-tested and/or treated for whatever parasite LOOKS like the object you are seeing - describe in full detail - how does it move, what it looks like, when you see it (what type of light or time of day), etc. I am not a dr, but I do know that SOME of these parasitic infections CAN result in death if not treated fairly promptly. They can also compromise your immune system, ulcerate or perforate your intestines and other major organs of the body, causing several severe problems that can be falsely attributed to viral or other bacterial infections, when they aren't either - they may be worm larvae. So please, go back to your dr!