wow. that can be quite embarassing and frustrating. going in for help to a place that's suppose to help and you get laughed at. ignorance on their behalf.

well, i wasn't there to see what you passsed, however whatever it was it's out of your body. sometimes you may never know what it is but as long as its out of you and you feel better that's what counts.

as far as doctors, labs, ultrasounds...im a skeptic! i wouldn't know what to tell you. others here may point you to a good lab.

except keep on cleansing and don't get discouraged. im passing things that i haven't identified, but i feel good about getting rid of it!

Doctors know--pharmacists know--technicians know---the Center For Disease Control Knows--that worms are the cause of over 85% of most illnesses. And of course the doctors laugh--they want to discourage you from asking for worm and parasite prevention. Why?--if you are cured of something as highly infectious as worms--how many times will you need to see your doctor. What would happen to the rest of the Medical world; pharmacists, pharmaceutical companies. Worms can't show up on an x-ray. So they try to get you to take all these barium enemas and the like to make more money. Then they try to discourage you by telling you to fish around in your feces to get a stool specimen figuring most people want do it. But meditate on this--I never had a doctor tell me to let me check your stool before I give you this migraine medicine, or let me check your stool before I try you on this new BP medicine. I think you get the point. My best advice for you is if you can afford it is to go to a reputable Herbal Doctor. I am not a doctor, but I am suffering Chronic Illnesses including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia, and I have visible proof also---that worms are the cause! I have tried the doctor, the Health Dept., and Human Resources. They all pretend to be so ignorant as to parasite and worm infections. I sent the actual worm to the lab--the test came back negative. I finally went to an indigent health clinic, just before closing,mainly because they want to get off on time. I took the negative test results and I tactfully, yet firmly let them know that I know what a worm is and that I sent the actual worm to the lab. They finally gave me treatment. I'm not well yet, but I believe I'm getting better. Hope you find a doctor with a DEGREE IN COMMON SENSE.

I missed reading this post a week ago, so I have moved it to the front hoping someone smarter than me will see this and give us some answers.

You know, last summer I took Putter, my dog, to the vet. I noticed all the different pictures of worms and parasites on a chart that he kept on the wall. I mentioned to him how terrible it is we make such a fuss about dogs getting worms and parasites, but never zero in on adults having the same things. He looked at me like I was crazy and his statement floored me. "Only children can get parasites," he said.

My only thought was---"He went to medical school for THAT???"

Paulette G.

You are in the "Twilight Zone". Why do you go to doctor at all?
Only people from "Twilight Zone" go to doctor!
Do your cleanses, cure yourself and leave your "Twilight Zone" behind, get healthy and forget docs.

Take a photo of that fluke, and then make it awailable on the web, and give us link. We would like to see it!
Not every day people get flukes out!

Be also aware that there are not more then 10 laboratories in the whole USA able to diagnose worms! You can't trust to the lab results!
The only way to see something on ultrasound, is while Something is inside water, and it is solid.
If there is no large quantity of liquid around flukes, no ultrasound can detect it!


Spirit

Ultrasound would show enlarged bile ducts, not the flukes.
The definitive test is to look for the eggs in the stool sample. One adult fluke lays 2000-4000 eggs each day and the eggs are excreted through the bile ducts and feces of the infected person.

If liver fluke is left undetected for years, this can become a very serious disease and cause destruction of the liver. Most people with liver fluke infection are completely unaware because they experience no symptoms at all. A small percentage of patients experience fatigue and non-specific abdominal discomfort, which easily gets mistaken for indigestion or irritable bowel syndrome.

Flukes are very hard to eradicate. It can be done but often takes a long time depending on the amount of flukes in the liver.