pinworm

Many people with pinworm infections do not have any symptoms.

Pinworm is spread very easily to others in close contact with the infected person.

It is not the medicine usually first used to treat pinworm infections.

The vegetation around the streams and the lakes is more specific with Pinworm being common.

Many people with pinworm infections have no symptoms and may never be aware of the infection.

This piece of tape will be put under a microscope to look for pinworm eggs.

One third of individuals with pinworm infection are totally asymptomatic.

Little wonder, then, that an estimated one-tenth of Americans have pinworm infections.

You can treat pinworm infections with over-the-counter and prescription medicines.

Concomitant Pinworm infection should also be excluded although the association has not been proven.

Worldwide, especially in countries that lack adequate toilet facilities, the rate of pinworm infection is far higher.

Finding a pinworm infection requires some nighttime detective work.

Pinworm is an intestinal infection caused by tiny parasitic worms.

The disorder is spread by swallowing or inhaling the tiny eggs of the pinworm.

Experimental ingestion of pinworm eggs established infection in two investigators.

The stigma associated with pinworm infection is hence considered a possible over-emphasis.

Medication is the primary treatment for pinworm infection.

Eggs may contain a developing embryo or a fully developed pinworm larva.

If any adult pinworms or eggs are found, the person has a pinworm infection.

In most cases, albendazole gets rid of pinworm infection.

It does not kill pinworm eggs.

What happens during a pinworm infection?

The egg-laying process begins approximately five weeks after initial ingestion of pinworm eggs by the human host.