I suspect I may have pinworms. My anus is really itchy (especially at night) and my vulva is itchy too. There are white bits in my stools, although I don't know for certain if they are worms in my stools. I have taken a mebendazole tablet today. However, I have some further questions I hope you can help me with:
1. Because I have taken this tablet, will the worms be expelled from me dead, or could they still come out alive?
2. Will the tablet make the worms come out quicker/ more often, so throughout the day rather than just at night or in my stools?
3. Please can you clarify - once the female lays the eggs on the anal area, does the female and the hatched eggs go back up inside?
4. I have seen things online re putting things like petroleum jelly and garlic on the anus to discourage the worms from coming out. Is this advisable?
5. Would you advise any natural remedies like Diatomaceous Earth or neem oil?
6. Is it advisable to exercise (e.g. go for a run) or does it make no difference?
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Hello There,
Probable Causes of itching around anus and vagina may be:-
1) Worm Infestation
2) Local skin infection
3) Piles - Fissures - Fistula
4) Leucorrhoea
5) Vaginal Infection
Please take this course of medicine:-
1) Tablet Zental (Albendazole)
One Tablet at bedtime for three days.
2) Repeat this course for every week for total one month.
3) Apply Ointment Valbet Or Candiderma locally very thin layer thrice daily after wash.
4) Consult Privately online-Telephone-Vedio or Visit personally for proper Comprehensive treatment.
Next Steps
Do these tests:-
1) Stool R and M
2) Urine R and M
Health Tips
1) Keep anus - vagina clean 4-5 time with mild Soap and keep dry.
2) Wash hands properly every time after touching anus and vagina.
3) Totally Avoid raw food.
4) Drink boiled water.
5) Cut nail Regularly
6) Eat only well cooked food.
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