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Pinworms (Enterobius Vermicularis) & Prevention Tips

"Pinworms are white, threadlike worms about one-third inch long." Prescription for Nutritional Healing They are also known as Threadworms. Pinworms are the most common roundworm parasite in temperate climates and can affect up to one-third of the country's children, and affecting over 200 million people annually. They are part of the species, Enterobius Vermicularis.

Pinworms are found in the area around the rectum or stool and can be detected by using a flashlight because the worms may glow under the light. Another way of detecting a pinworm infection is pressing tape against the perianal skin and then examining it for eggs and worms. The most common sign of pinworm infections is severe anal itching. Other signs may include insomnia and restlessness.

Pinworms are very contagious and can contaminate bed linens, clothing, carpets, and if the area is scratched then a person may carry the eggs under their fingernails. Here are some tips to help prevent pinworm reinfestations:

  • Keep fingernails short and avoid scratching the infected area.
  • Change and wash bed linins, underwear, towels, and pajamas everyday.
  • Bath thoroughly everyday.
  • Wash hands and scrub nails often.
  • Disinfect often, especially the bathroom.
  • Treat all members of the household for pinworm infestation.
As suggested in the Prescription for Nutritional Healing, try Växa's Parasitin+ which helps to remove most major intestinal parasites, including Human Tapeworms, roundworms, flukes and protozoans. Parasitin+ is a Homeopathic parasite cleanse, designed to rid your body of a wide range of harmful human parasites.





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