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amata
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Can folks help me identify the parasite I am seeing in my stool?
They are about one-eighth of an inch long (1 mm), white in color, round in cross-section. In appearance they are like, say, a garden grub, but are much, much smaller. It would take three or four of them to equal the size of a grain of white rice, for example.
They are very active. After making a bowel movement (on a piece of newspaper, so I can look at it), I can just wait and watch for 30 sec to a minute and dozens of them will rise to the surface of the stool. They actively move around on and in the stool, looking like tiny dolphins surfacing then diving into the sea again. They are definitely live animals, not Tapeworm egg segments.
A few hours later they will have all died ... looks like they dry out. What is left is tiny white specks, a dozen or so would equal the volume of a grain of rice.
I looked through the photo gallery, but nothing there was close in appearance. Could these "worms" be the larveal stage of something more ominous?
Anal itching is my only symptom. Now in the USA, I did spend several months in SE Asia last year.
I have just started a Wormwood , Cloves, Black-Walnut regimen, and have ordered a Zapper ... all thanks to what I have read here. I am curious as to the exact species of my little guests, with an idea to zapping at a specific appropriate frequency or learning some other treatment specific to this critter.
Thanks.
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- Re: little white critters in stool .... humaworm
19 y
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Tapeworms, Round worms, Flukes?
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This is a reply to # 500,286Hello - sounds like pinworms to me. Here is some additional info:
PINWORMS – the #1 parasite in the North America and Europe. They cause an itchy anus, digestive problems, irritability and insomnia. They are the most readily seen of all of the species of parasites because they live in the colon and they come out at night to lay their eggs in the anus and on bedclothes. The adults are white and ½ inch long. The eggs can become airborne and are able to live without host for 2 days. They are also transmitted by the anus – hand – mouth route. School age children followed by preschoolers have the highest infestation rates. If one member of a family has pinworms, it is highly likely that all members are infected. Children in day care centers and institutional settings are also at high risk for infestation from other children. If a child scratches, then touches something, the microscopic eggs are easily left for another child to put into their mouth.
ALSO make sure you disinfect your home while you are parasite cleansing to prevent reinfestation from the airborne eggs. Good Luck!
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- Re: little white critters in stool .... amata
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MoreThis is a reply to # 500,286Thank you for your response. I will follow a housecleaning protocol also, as you suggest.
The critters I am seeing, however do not look anything like the photo of pinworms shown in the Image Gallery . The pinworms shown are built on the proportions of an earthworm. What I am seeing are built on the proportions of a fly larva. Confusing. - Re: little white critters in stool .... boldyloxx
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This is a reply to # 500,286Sounds like a definite case of pinworms- and you can even pick that up in all parts of the United States , Britian and Canada-- they are one type of parasite that thrives even in places with harsh Winters.
Anal itching is one definite symptom.
Limit dairy and Sugar during this time-- and continue your Anti- parasite herb cleanse.
Keep your fingernails short and scrubbed-- and never put your hand in your mouth-- even to pick out a piece of food in your teeth- (use a toothpick instead) as the eggs (practically microscopic) can survive in the fingernail bed for quite a few days.
resist the temptation to scratch your anus when it itches--- but instead get a cotton ball saturated in tea tree oil or food grade alcohol- (not rubbing alcohol) and rub and clean the anus area really well.
Keep your bed sheets washed in hot water on a regular basis- and it would be a good idea to add some tea tree oil, clove oil or grapefruit seed extract to the laundery water.
I've read in one medical book that you should even clean your underpants by boiling them in a big pot on the oven- as any eggs deposited in your underpants (when your anus itches, it is the adult pinworm laying her eggs in your anus area) will die in extreme boiling heat.
- must be pinworms plus something else... amata
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This is a reply to # 514,326Thanks for your response -- I will follow those sensible protocols.
I guess what makes the most sense is that I have at least two infestations going on at the same time. The itching indicates pinworms -- so they must be present. But what I am seeing in the stool are not pinworms -- so there is also something else going on.
Since the herbal treatments and generic zapping seem to be pretty much the same for all parasites, I guess there is no need to make a positive identification of any given parasite. Of couse, if using a frequency generator, it would be nice to match the zap frequency with the pathogen ...
- must be pinworms plus something else... amata
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- Re: little white critters in stool .... humaworm
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