reeses pin worm for Hook worms and Ascaris

Hi - What is your symptom history? I took a mebendazole based pinworm medication when I had mistakenly been diagnosed with pinworms.  It ultimately led me to a correct diagnosis as it resulted in my passing very large dead worms that a professor of tropical medicine diagnosed as Ascaris.  I then was prescribed Ivermectin.  I am on day 4 of Ivermectin and the symptoms initially increase due to die off (it has been very frightening as they are under my scalp and in my eye and nasal passages.  My symptoms in that area are also worse at night).  If you have ascaris you need ivermectin or Albendazole asap.  The difficulty is trying to get a diagnosis because stool tests come back negative EVEN full of dead worms (such was my experience which was distressing as I was getting increasingly ill - I had vision disturbances and breathing difficulty but hadn’t connected the dots).  You need a specialist doctor to view the dead worms in your sample - adult worms are the smoking gun for diagnosis.  The blood tests are unreliable too; people can die and only show mildly abnormal blood work.   Be sure to photograph / video the worms - I was very frustrated when a even tropical medicine unit at a hospital failed to get a doctor to visually ID a sample pot full of dead worms before the nurses sent it off to the lab for testing (which predictably came back negative). 

It sounds like the specialist is right in them being Ascaris.  Mine have varied from a cm in length to 8 inches (!) - it just depends what stage of the life cycle they are at! Mine are not as thick as the pictures of Ascaris Lumbricodes that come up on Google, but there are loads of different types of Ascaris.  The professor I saw said they are the “spaghetti” or “noodle” looking ones.  I would go back to the first specialist you saw and request Ivermectin if you have had an allergic reaction to Albendazole (sorry to hear about that!). But also bear in mind that Ascaris can give you a rash and breathing problems - I have been short of breath for about two weeks.  That is nonsense about the fact eggs are visible suggest it is pinworms - pinworms are a type of roundworm, as are Ascaris, and both come out to lay their eggs at night.  It’s just you really know about it if you have Ascaris!  I would go back to the first doctor who gave you albendazole and discuss your reaction, symptoms and try Ivermectin.  Ivermectin is actually more effective.  I am going back to see my professor tomorrow.  Day 5 on ivermectin and I still feel riddled with worms and so unwell (it is like someone is picking apart my chest) but hopefully the situation isn’t getting any worse.  Let us know when you get back to the doctor - I would go ASAP.  I honestly feel like if the first hospital had given me ivermectin I wouldn’t be in this position.  I went downhill quite fast in just a week. 

order some MMS it will kill all of them.

All worms can die in the same way.