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Small white worms in stool around 3-4 mm

2021-07-01 04:17:29
I see small white worms ( 3-4 mm) in my stool now a days. Please let me know is it normal or need to be treated.
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Take albendazol for deworming

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If you have intense itching in the anal region especially at night, it points to pinworm infestation. You will need deworming therapy for it. You can consult me online for the same.

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Tab Bandy once at bedtime for three days

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No not normal get deworming

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