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Paul M in MA
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Can the Lyme spirochete ever get large enough to be visible with the naked eye?

Can IV Rocephin kill any other parasite that would show up in the stool and is visible to the naked eye?

This "thing" in the stool looks like a black segmented thread but is not moving. She has been tested a number of times for parasites over the years but all tests came back negative.

I just found out today that she has been seeing what I think are parasites since she started Rocephin 2 months ago.

Does anyone have an idea what these parasites might be; or even if they are parasites? It's as thick as a thread and approx. 1/2 to 3/4 inches in length.

My daughter had a pet rat for approximatly 2 years but it has been gone for 6 months.

We are calling the doctor tomorrow to determine our next steps.

Thanks very much. Paul

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Try looking up Morgellons disease and see if the symptoms match.
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....ditto on newbie rl's comments; morgellons


click on search here found at top

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"victoria" used to post about this since she has it and POSTED MANY PHOTOS AS WELL!

read any/all posts/replies;

if none, use BACK, and change that to text vs. topic....leave everything; hit send again!

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Human whipworm

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http://healthoasisresort.org/parasite_information.html

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Paul M in MA
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Thanks very much. I'll take a look into your suggestions. It's intersting that whatever it is the Rocephin seems to be killing it.
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recent discussion about parasites:
http://flash.lymenet.org/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=066863

Also standard parasite tests only check for a couple types of parasites..... and there are hundreds!

Lots of different ways to pick up parasites. Humaworm has an interesting web site

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