Tiny cactus needles all over my arms and legs

Ouch! Cactus needles can be a real hassle to remove. While the big spiky needles are more painful, they are easy to remove since you can usually grab them with tweezers or finger nails and pull them out. The real problem are the very fine, hair-like needles. These tend to come in clumps of hundreds, and they are nearly impossible to grab hold of. The best way I've found to remove them is to use duct tape. Cut off a piece of tape, press it to the skin with the needles, and then rip the tape off. This will bring needles off with it. It takes a while as you have to repeat this many times, but it usually manages to get most of the needles out. If you have a lot of needles, or the duct tape is not working for you, the final thing to try is waxing. I hope waxing will help you!

While in Florida I encountered having a Cactus needle in my right hand. That sent poisen up to under my arm pit. After going to the second Hospital and being admitted a Doctor told me the next day that their is only one medication that would help me. Called Itraconazole 100 MG . Which solved the problem. Now I'm faced with paying these two high Hospital bills. You would think in to-days technology that a Doctor could find out through the Medical information on line. What is the best medication for cactus infection. Instead I had to encounter pain , suffering.

I have dealt with said cactus for 2 and a half years... I have basically Been my own science experiment.. Epsom salt in the most high concentrations seems to be the only thing that denatures the protein it basically jumps out of your skin... it is not instant it takes days of application... I have become a cactus professional... 

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