Worm and mucus in stool contineously

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Contineous worm is coming in my stool.Mucus also coming in stool.Weight loss.I have taken many times Albendazol but no effect.

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Dr. Sudarshan S. General Physician 10 yrs exp Chennai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sudarshan S.

General Physician 10 yrs exp Chennai

Consult with your doctor and you may try ivoral forte which has both ivermectin and albendazole. Some of the worms do not respond to albendazole.

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Get your stool for microscopic examination and also get blood tests CBC and LFT done. A detailed description of the worm will make the doctor identify the type of worm.

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