Brief Answer: Provided answers; but need some help from you sir Detailed Answer: Hello sir and welcome. Thank you for writing to me sir. I have a few clarifications, before I can address all your queries sir. I hope you do not mind providing me with a little more information, before we can find the answers to all your respective queries. Firstly, you noticed the yellowish-larvae in stool before or after using pin-X? Was the pin-X prescribed by a doctor, and if so, what did the doctor say your diagnosis was(eg. pinworms, roundworms, or hookworms)? What would you say is the current size of the larvae you are seeing in your stool? And lastly, do you have any pets at home sir? As of now, based on the provided information, I would recommend you to continue with the pin-x; which should be taken orally once daily for 2 weeks. Depending on the type of worm you have, it may take time for them to be completely treated. As for the time taken to reach that size, this depends entirely on the life cycle of the specific worm sir. I would recommend you to take home a sample container from the clinic or hospital you visit, and try to segregate the worms from your stool using a sterile glove, and transfer the same into the stool sample container provided by the hospital. The reason why we often receive negative stool reports is because the specific sample would be lacking either the larvae or its eggs. For this reason, I would request you to go about the above instructions. I shall surely address all your remaining queries once I receive a response from your end with a kind reply to my queries. I hope you found my response helpful so far. I shall surely help you through this sir, do not worry. In the meantime, please avoid meat, wash your hands with soap regularly, and try to keep your pet (if present) away from the kitchen and also away from you for a while. God bless.

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Brief Answer: Whipworms are a possibility; slight change in Rx Detailed Answer: Hello once again sir/ma'am. Thank you for that information, I really appreciate it. Yes, based on the description provided these worms could resemble whipworms, which are a type of roundworm that reach the human intestine when food or water contaminated by soil containing their eggs are consumed; but then again only a laboratory can confirm this. For now, I would request you to continue with the pin-X sir/ma'am, but would also like to add another anti-helmenthic to your treatment (Rx) regimen, which should be available over-the-counter as well. Look/ask for either mebendazole or albendazole and let me know which one you could lay your hands on, over-the-counter of course. If you can get mebendazole (preferred), please purchase 6, 100 mg tablets, and take one each twice a day, for 3 days, with meals. But if you can only get your hands on albendazole then please purchase 20, 400 mg tablets, to be taken twice a day with meals, for 10 days. I hope you are indeed on the road to recovery, but if not, the above mentioned medication should aid in making that happen or speed up the process of recovery. I hope and wish for nothing but your good health; now and forever. Do keep in touch and keep me updated. Best wishes sir/ma'am.

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