Date:   2/13/2012 8:50:48 PM ( 13 y ago)
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it's impossible to tell with all the varying species to know which one it is, but it is white, both small and large in size, I can make out the calcifications that are in and beneath the skin. Some of the calcification are wide and long that look more flat and the others are very tiny, massed together.

Unlike yourself, I have only ever felt them but never see them actually move. Yes they do plenty of damage to underlying tissue and the upper dermis.

However, I narrowed the infection down to having had pets that were not consisently wormed and other animals on the farm so it could be flat or round worms or both.

Yes I wish I knew, nothing showed up in my serology but that's not unusual.

Best of luck in zapping that lost one you have in the blood/lympth.


 

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