I have round worm! but how do i get rid? - General Health Message Board

howldaloom · 03-11-2007, 02:45 PM

i no for a fact i have worms and its not very nice! i have seen them with my own two eyes and i deff have them.

I have been having chest pains, difficulty breathing, dia, vomiting, weight loss, dizzyness, always hungry, craving suger, sex problems, menstral problems.

By my symtoms i have had them a very long time but not known about it.
But i have not got a penny to my name and cant afford any treatment, so is there anything i can eat to kill them off???

I hear horse and dog wormers work on people as long as its got that one ingredient in it and nothing els, dunno what its called, p and p somthing, both begin with p? is this a good idea,

i cant get to my doctors as i not registered in my area and i terrified of moggots and anything that looks like and i no they are inside me and i feel like clawing my flesh away to get them out

Alagaesia · 03-11-2007, 10:25 PM

There are a few herbs you can use. Try wormwood, black walnut, and cloves. I'm not sure what kind of cloves so your best bet is to go to a healthstore and ask for what kind of cloves to take. Also ask them what brands work the best. You must take these 3 herbs together. It may take a few months to fully get rid of the parasites.

feelbad · 03-12-2007, 05:41 AM

quite honestly,despite the no insurance and financial situation,you DO really need the expertise of a doc to really truely rid yourself of these worms.some types can hold out forever witrhout the proper treatments to kill them off inside your body.it would appear by your symptoms that you really are being physically affected ehre and really do need to have this whole situation evaluated by your doc so he can orde the right tests and reallt check you out to make sure there is not any secondary type of damage to any body system functions.

when you cannot afford to see a doc,they can usually work out some sort of a low payment plan or even seeing a doc at some sort of free clinic would be much better for you than just trying to treat this yourself.you would still have to purchase something that you most likely do not already have to try and rid these from your bodythat money could be much better spent in paying for real medical care.you just cannot let this go on anymore.check out possible clinics in your area that either charge no fee or very small fees with a sliding scale to set up payments.bel;ieve me, all docs offices are very much aware these days about people having no insurance and will work with you to set up something manageable for you.my oldest son was also in this posistion about six months ago in needing medical care without insurance and was able to get thru it with the help of the docs office.this type of condition you are dealing with just really needs to be properly indentified for certain,and then the proper treatment Rxed for you.i do wish you luck and hope you can find a free clinic to help with this or a doc that can accomadate you.please let us know how this goes for you.FB

howldaloom · 03-12-2007, 07:17 AM

I just phone the doctors up in local area and they have said that its something you have to buy over the counter at chemist because they wont treat it. criptic bull!

MillyMollyMandy · 03-12-2007, 04:57 PM

Hi,

It would be better to register as a patient at the surgery first and request an appointment, you don't have to tell the receptionist what the problem is. I think they told you about over the counter meds because you're not registered. The stuff you need can be prescribed by the doctor. Health care in the UK is free, though you may need to pay the prescription charge depending on your circumstances.

Hope this helps.