Hi. Did you get cured of your worms? Also, were these black worms by any chance?
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Thanks for the updates. It is good to know that you have already checked with a tropical disease specialist and urologist. Determining the underlying cause will indeed needs further diagnostic tests. Do keep us posted with the results of the cytoscopy and CTscan. Take care and hope to hear from you soon.
I am seeing a urologist today for a scope of the bladder, and having a full body cavity CT tomorrow. I saw a tropical disease specialist several days ago and he was blown away by the worm. He thinks they are flesh eating worms that may have got into my body after a surgery, and they are in the kidneys when they get flushed out like a stone. Who knows, maybe I have a volkswagen in me or something. I hope we find this and I can get back to having a normal life.
You probably have a parasite, in Mexico they are more common. Tell your doctor, then next time it passes take a picture of it to show him. Ask your doctor if when you pass them you can drop them off also
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How are you? There are a number of parasites, including certain types of worms that can infect the urinary tract. Trichomoniasis, schistosomiasis ( fluke infection), and filariasis(a threadworm infection) are possible. It is best that you have this checked by yourdoctor or bereferred to a urologist. A urinalysis, urine culture and imaging studies such as KUB ultrasound may indeed be very helpful in identifying the underlying cause. Take care and do keep us posted.
oh wow that has to be frightening to see worms when you go to the bathroom. There's alot of infection problems in Mexico esp with the water, larvae hatch and you're in trouble. There's Disseminated Strongyloidiasis, Chagas' disease, and so many more. What about giving urine samples to your doctor? The worm may live in the urine, do a sample and leave it in there so the dr and lab can see it. If your doctor doesn't want to deal with it I would see an urinologist.