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Red tiny worm in urine 5-6 weeks preg
Yesterday night around 11pm, I observed two tiny red worm very thin thread like wiggle in toilet after I passed urine, I first observed it and thought could be already there in the toilet . Today morning I observed them again after I passed urine. I checked the pot before and after the urination and looks like it's coming from my urine . They are two at a time . I am 5-6 weeks pregnant yet to find it in a scan about the fetus development. I am scared if it's going to harm my baby. I will do urine culture sone today
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Give your morning urine sample for testing
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Get a urine microscopy done
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