PINWORMS VS TAPEWORM LARVA: Suggested Drug Treatment Protocol

Hi  Dominoboy ~

Suspect your chronic infection of "pinworms" is actually tapeworm larva.  

Instead of being shed in the stool, tapeworm eggs can hatch into larva in the GI tract or lower colon & migrate to the perianal or genitourinary area. 

The symptoms of disseminated tapeworm larva (tiny white worms) mimic those of pinworms, & different drugs are needed to kill them.  

Curing a tapeworm infection is a two-step process:

(1)  Niclosamide for 7 days.  This kills tapes in the GI tract.

(2)  Praziquantel for one or two 3-day cycles along with Albendazole for 14 days.  These kill any diehard tapes remaining in the gut & eggs, larva, & cysts scattered throughout the body.

Cheers ~~ ICU

  

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Parasite Drug Protocols: Roundworms, Tapeworms, Flukes, Strongyloides, Morgellons, & Protozoa:  http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1574645#i