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silenceworld
silenceworld

Hello,

I need your help!

Take a look at this

http://oi67.tinypic.com/2en5e95.jpg or attachments 

Would you tell me how it says and where I can learn more about it.

There were two pieces one big and one little, they came out of me. /went out through my faeces/

I am slightly worried, so thank you very much!

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  • natalie64508
    natalie64508 silenceworld

    Posted

    Hi there, im no specialist or dr but that doesnt look like thread worms! Are you sure it isnt anything you have eaten ive found that alot of things you eat can look a bit worm like when its in your poo😝 especially leafy salad and veg. Have you had any other symptoms eg felt itching increased appitite or loss of? I dont think its thread worm however there are other types i dont know much about. In the case of threadworm The female worm usually come out at night to lay eggs and then die, the eggs are tiny and spread easily digesting the eggs is how you catch it so hand washing is vital. Try not to worry good luck.

    • natalie64508
      natalie64508 heather17469

      Posted

      I also believe it is something you have eaten, as i said in last reply lots of things can look a bit scary if you look to close. My daughter and i have had thread worm and they dont look like that. I couldnt say for certain about anything else but unless you have had any other symptoms i would try not worry about it im pretty sure it is just something you have eaten.
    • silenceworld
      silenceworld natalie64508

      Posted

      I hope what you say is true! I did purifying the liver with olive oil and lemon and that's what came out then! 

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