They look to me to be parasitic. I am amazed. Keep on doing what you are doing, then do it some more and then some more. I am amazed at how much debris is coming out of you. I talked with one of my doctors in Tijuana, Dr. Canez. He offers a saliva test using a syncrometer. I don't know how much it would be. He mentioned between 200-300 dollars. I'm not sure. But, what I can say is this test was the only test that gave positive results from what I knew I had and much more I just simply didn't believe it. I would have been so better off if I simply trusted the results and moved forward treating all that I could. Honestly it was 8 months later until I finally accepted it fully. He uses a syncrometer and has slides of parasites to test the saliva against. It worked for me. Everything I knew I had came back positive and then all these other things did too that from the prolonged and numerous symptoms emerging I finally understood the results were correct. He tests for 15 different parasites I think along with ameobias and such. I recommend it. The b17 didn't work to well for me. I wish it did but it didn't. The saliva can be submitted by mail he said. I think it worth a shot. Keep on doing what you are doing and keep on getting that stuff out of there. Consider taking a round of meds if you have an idea of what it is. That's my opinion.

I am not sure but there have been many reports of this stuff coming out. You are likely dealing with an infection.

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Most worm species are diagnosed by the ova (egg) which requires microscopy. The reason for ova id is that the ova has distinctive features for each parasite.

Adult worms typically look the same, again most telltale is tapered heads/tails, they are very distinctive. Adults are hard to get a positive id since many can resemble another unless based on size such as pinworms.

Qualified labs should help in identifying. Whatever you are taking may have some astringent properties therefore loosening the material and may be providing kill off. It is always best to get identification of the pathogen then treat accordingly since protocols vary from pathogen to pathogen.