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Please note that all opinions expressed here are mine and not my employer. Information provided is for educational purposes only. It is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice. I do not accept medical consults from patients.
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5 comments:
Not a parasite. Some sort of cast? Any history of pica...perhaps Elmer's glue?
"The object submitted is morphologically compatible with psyllium husk cast".
Psyllium husk is indigestible fibers and is used to provide volume or bulk in patients with constipation.
These casts are categorized as pseudo parasites together with other objects submitted as a result of delusional parasitosis.
Florida Fan
It doesn't look like a parasite.may be some foreign body cast....
No parasite, to irregulary, no real headpiece.
Dears:
I was diagnostic by my naturopath and chinese medicines doctor, that these were rope worms. But , on the other hand, the normal medicine , found only helicobacter pylori. for my experience of spelling these during almost 2 years,i considere it was produced by the bacterie. it´s incredible that most doctor do not know it. with the antibiotic pylera i eliminate a lot of these things
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