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Gastrointestinal Infection, Diarrhea, Bacillus-shaped Black Specks Post Bowels. Are These Eggs?
I recently had some kind of gastrointestinal infection. I had diarrhea once each morning for two days and I was nauseous, bloated, and had mild abdominal cramping for two days, with overactive bowel sounds. I had a fever one night and severe headache . The symptoms are now gone, but I now see perfectly round but almost bacillus-shaped black specks-very small- on the toilet paper after having a BM. Could these be eggs?
I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns.
All your symptoms show that you suffer from colopathy that is manifested with oxyure vermicularis infection.
In these cases the following tests are necessary: 1. Stool culture. 2. Abdominal ultrsound. 3. Liver function test. 4. Complete blood count. 5. Urine test.
Contact your infectologist and your gastroenterologist.
All the best. Dr. Behar.
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Gastrointestinal Infection, Diarrhea, Bacillus-shaped Black Specks Post Bowels. Are These Eggs?
Hi, thank you for posting. I have gone through your query and I understand your concerns. All your symptoms show that you suffer from colopathy that is manifested with oxyure vermicularis infection. In these cases the following tests are necessary: 1. Stool culture. 2. Abdominal ultrsound. 3. Liver function test. 4. Complete blood count. 5. Urine test. Contact your infectologist and your gastroenterologist. All the best. Dr. Behar.