Re: Need help with labs

Look online to do ELISA tests or PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction tests).

If any of these come out positive, your doctor will have an obligation to treat it.

They cost some money, but are way more accurate than a bowel sample test.

Search for keywords such as "ELISA test and parasite near
These tests most likely all check for different parasites depending what you input, so first get a good idea of the symptoms your daughter has, visually inspect the stool and come up with a good idea of what kind of worm(s) you are dealing with.

Sometimes one can have co-infections where a parasite has another one in it etc.

These tests should be reliable.

If you are looking for something cheaper, I've heard that a hair mineral analysis is helpful. Basically the idea behind it is if one's body is deficient in a pattern of minerals, then a infection most likely parasitic, is the culprit. They have signatures, or so you may call it.

Lastly, it is possible that the continuation of herbal remedies will not do the trick. Some people have had positive experiences with this regimen, but I've read, which seems true, that they simply scatter to new locations (depending on the worm) where herbs cannot reach abundantly.

You have numerous resources here, online, and in books. The latter being the best.

Remember, question anyone's advice other then your own in the end. Everyone can be wrong. Use your common sense and remember that safety is priority.

 

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