How long after taking Ovex should threadworms dissapear?
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Having not had threadworms since I was young I was surprised to find that I got them around my 21st birthday (6th Apr). After 2 weeks they seemed to just go away after all the hygiene routines and without medication. Phew! However, just this week my girlfriend complained about having them and I then realised I do too. We have both taken the Ovex tablets on Saturday but to no avail - they are still here! Does Ovex take a while to work or should they be gone by the next day? Can I just take another tablet now or do I have to wait the 2 weeks reinfection period? Having read some comments on here I fear the worst, I hope something can be done. Thanks.
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NobbyTheClown Guest
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1st thing you need to do, eat as many carrots as possible, apparently if you eat carrots it will reduce the population in the worms as possible and will stop them from laying eggs for a while
2nd thing: Wear airtight pants, briefs but not boxers. When you do this the worms cannot spread to outsiders. The mother worm usually comes out to lay more eggs outside the anus, and some eggs usually slip out onto your bed covers and infect your bedsheets
3rd thing: Make sure you shower well, wash your anus area daily.
4th thing: Change your bed sheets as much as possible unless you're using airtight pants then do it once a week, if you seem paranoid about this then maybe you might wanna change the sheets maybe 2 days a week.
5th thing: You don't want to go for the ovex that completely wipes them out, this makes them die but their eggs still live on and they come back, what you need to do is go for the paralysis ovex, the one that paralyses the worms. Once they are paralysed you can go to the toilet, do your business and they'll come out cleaner than a whistle. You can purchase ovex easily for only £2 at a local pharmasist. Hope it helps dude, i know how you feel.
charlie81115 NobbyTheClown
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takiya11892 Guest
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fellz takiya11892
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96tonyhawkpro69 takiya11892
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Sorry to inform you, but that's not threadworms, as they can't migrate through tissue.
l23104 Guest
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michelle89730 Guest
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Hi. If you read into natural remedies there are so many things to help. Such as eating pumpkin seeds in a regular basis. Cloves kill the eggs so you can use it as in oil externally and ground form to ingest.
We sleep in sleeping bags when we have them. Get up and get changed in the bath and shower down. Wash towels, clothes and sleeping bags every day.
Coconut oil and crushed garlic all over your private area going to bed. Coconut oil during the day.
It's worth doing a little natural research as once you do get rid, you can keep them from ever getting you again.
Having them as an adult female is so terrible. The migrating ones cause me abdominal pain and urinary infection if I don't sort it quickly.
Good luck x