Clear worms in stool

[ItchInTex]

Hi Polly,

I'm new here, but I would guess that the clear worms are hookworms.

My reasoning is that I am a "dog person" and have dewormed my dogs and many fostered shelter dogs with "Safeguard Canine Dewormer". The active ingredient is Fenbendazole. The indications are roundworm, whipworm, hookworm, and tapeworms.

Do a quick search on internet hookworm pictures and see if they look, um, "familiar".

I'm considering doing my own course of anti-parasite cleansing, since nothing topical has worked in 8 years.

[Pollyringworm]

Originally Posted by ItchInTex

Hi Polly,

I'm new here, but I would guess that the clear worms are hookworms.

My reasoning is that I am a "dog person" and have dewormed my dogs and many fostered shelter dogs with "Safeguard Canine Dewormer". The active ingredient is Fenbendazole. The indications are roundworm, whipworm, hookworm, and tapeworms.

Do a quick search on internet hookworm pictures and see if they look, um, "familiar".

I'm considering doing my own course of anti-parasite cleansing, since nothing topical has worked in 8 years.

Yes, this is the conclusion I came to, too. They seemed a bit longer, but it's hard to say, they were clear looking.

The fenbendazole is equine dewormer. Canine ends up being too expensive. buy it on amazon.

The article
Antiparasitic Drugs Over the Counter - Human Parasites Symptoms|Human Parasites Symptoms

Talks about human natural dewormers only being 20% accurate.


When you wormed your dogs...how many of these things came out? And we're they alive when they did?

[ItchInTex]

Fenbendazole is "general wormer"....cows, horses, and dogs (not cats though). I used to buy it under $5 bucks at the pet store...it's more expensive in the small "dog-sized" pouches since Merck bought the company.

With dogs (and cats) you can usually see live tape worm larvae and whip worms literally wriggling out their rear end before treatment. Worming definitely produces a LOT of them (live and dead) when they poop over the following 24-48 hours. I don't recall ever seeing a hook worm or roundworm...but I'm sure that the product would have "got'em" if they were there. I always did a follow-up dose 2 weeks later, and don't recall seeing many, if any, worms.

I have switched over to an all-in-one prescription heartworm/flea/intestinal worm product the last few years...and haven't seen any worms in my dogs in a few years.

[scabdraggr]

The may not be worms,we just don't know what to call them as they are nothing that has ever before been seen.No nematode,trematode or anything else that is normally found in nature.You cannot devise this treatment course to fit your suspicions as they are unfounded and incorrect due to the nature and origin of M.Assuming anything at this point would be a mistake.Before making any statements about ID,please waith a day or two for a new surprise.Maybe the shrimp like things,depends on what area lets go of something next.Hang on,this is a long way from over Polly.Look fdor a white to brown egg size mass if you can bear to look.A comode seat over a 5gal bucket des the trick especially with a hose pipe close by.Each organ has it's own mass to let go of for us to consider.I have the pics of most of them and still have the samples.

[Fables429]

Has anyone here taken Calcium Bentonite Clay with Psylliium Husk for a "Natural" Colon cleanse?

I was just about to do it, but I bought the Sodium Bentonite Clay instead which I heard could work but the Calcium Bentonite is meant for internal use.

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I have heard of Morgellons sufferers having success with this and this may or may not help get rid of M or the worms or whatever this thing is in the Colon in a more natural way.

-Fables