Re: Where do I start

Yeah, this sounds like a complicated case. I think it's important that you start ruling out the most harmful either by blood tests, examinations from doctors or herbal and antihelminth treatments. I have done stool tests when I have been very infected and I didn't get any positive results from it. Even after deliberately putting dead parasites in the bottle and writing it's name and turning it in.... No idea why they can't interpret that????

Contacting Dr. Cheiu would be a good idea. If it is in your gallbladder area have you noticed any long red skins rolled up from the edges towards the middle. Shaped for lack of a better description like a kite or an oblong trapezoidal shape. If you see any of that then you may need triclabendazole to treat fasciola parasites. I try to help people out with a different product but I'm not in town right now and dont' have access to it.. (i'm sorry) The price for triclalbendazole has gone down from Dr. Cheiu. Also a good broad spectrum antihelminth is daxon. It on paper is supposed to treat 14 different parasites. I have had good luck with it in the past. It might quiet things down. I'm just recommending what has worked for me in the past. When I took it in the past I would always get large green segments that looked almost like a Celery skin except a darker color and it would be concentric instead of a u shaped. But, daxon was the only medicine that would cause those to appear.

Madagascar cloves really decreased my Ascaris movement. But, having Ascaris outside of the digestive tract is very easy to tell in my opinion. You have a long worm withering inside your body.. It vibrates and you can feel it move in it's entirety. That doesn't sound like that is your problem, they seem smaller. So, you have lots of options as far as getting the medication is concerned. I just haven't had much luck with the diagnosing part of it. For a short time I tried to match what I see in my stool to pictures online in helps of finding a plausible explanation for it. If the symptoms matched and the findings persisted then I would try to treat it and see if it got better. Tweet