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Worm Infestation
Hi..docs..
Please find attached the report..
I think its normal as there seems to be no eggs
But earlier it was present
My question is - even though the report is normal , I still have pricky anus , itching and abd pain..
What is to be done in this case
Appreciate your help!
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Please consult with a General Surgeon for physical examination.
There may be some problem in the anal region which is causing pricking and itching. It has nothing to do with stools examination.
Even without a stools examination you may deworm yourself once in three months.
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Kindly do ultrasound abdomen and pelvis
Take plenty of fluids
High fibre diet (green leafy vegetables and fruits) add more milk and milk products
Avoid spicy foods and tea coffee beverages
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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You need to increase your dietary fibre intake. Also increase fluid intake to minimum of 3-4 litres per day. Deworming needs to be done frequently like Albendazole 400 mg once in 6 months.
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Take more of probiotics like butter milk and yoghurt / curd
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It's normal.
Usg whole abdomen should be done for abdomen pain. Followed by consult. We will guide you after that.
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