Re: what intestinal parasite was found in sons stool?

ICU posts multi-drug protocol on how to treat worms that have scattered and also hyper-infection. If you read other posts you will find other folks reporting similar symptoms, myself included.

Albendozole, ivermectin and doxycycline is one of the therapies you can research. There are drugs that work on reaching the ones outside the gut. Albendozole, Fenbendozole, ivermectin, praziquental are drugs that work outside the gut and some crosses the blood brain barrier. Google search on how these drugs work will help. There are other posters on here who are better at identifying worms. There is also a gallery on curezone which may help. Also check out 'Cimber's posts.

Most folks have co=infections. There are also some reputable labs mentioned on the forum that do testing. Its going to take a lot of reading and research because the average Western doctor is not very knowlegeable.

Also you can check out Dr Kalcker protocol via google search. Lots of information available in Dr Hulda Clark 'cure for all diseases."

Most people have some form of parasite, however when it gets to the point of stomach bloat, fatigue, muscle twitching etc... it may take some time to treat and eradicate.

Folks who experience mucscle twitching believe it is from parasites that have migrated to other parts of the body. Coughing may be due to ascaries. I am not a doctor, but this is what I garnered from reading other peoples symptoms and my own symptoms. If you read this forum enough you will see other people reporting similar symptoms. Since we are not doctors there is room for error or wrong assumptions. Hopefully you will find a good doctor to help.

If you put in 'paper cuts' you will find other posts on it. I pray that this is not what your son has. I have been treating for about a yr now and I am considering what is the best protocol for my teenage daughter. Her symptoms are not as bad as mine. In the olden days everyone did yearly or by yearly parasite cleanse so it wouldn't get to this degree. Now they only recommend it for your pets.


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