Could I Have Worms?
by Alicia
(Tennessee)
I have no idea whats wrong with me. Could I have worms?
My symptoms are...
- watery diarrhea
- intestinal cramping
- fatigue
- gas
- thirst
- My stomach hurts a few minutes after I eat but if I don't eat I feel more sick then if I do, and I feel like I want to through up.
- I also have a headache and mild heart burn.
I have a new puppy and he has worms. They are very small in size, not long like you would expect, just short tiny worms and the head is just a tiny bit darker then the body.
I think I got worms from my puppy but I'm not sure. I have never had symptoms like this that didn't go away. I have felt like this for the last 3 to 4 days.
Could I have worms or some other kind of Parasite?
Hi Alicia,
Hope you are feeling a bit better today. Yes, you could certainly have worms, particularly since you know your puppy has worms.
It would be a good idea to treat both of you for worms. You can speak to a vet and pick up worm tablets for your puppy, but for humans, I always recommend a natural parasite cleanse to start with.
Para 90 and
Herbal Fiberblend are good choices when cleansing the digestive tract and trying to get rid of parasites, worms, etc.
Your symptoms may not be the result of worms from your puppy. You may have picked up some other bacteria/parasite somewhere.
Regardless, using the
Herbal Fiberblend will usually help eliminate the symptoms you describe by cleaning out your intestines safely and naturally.
I would also suggest you get some good probiotics (that's the good bacteria that your body needs to fight off parasites) to help build your immune system.
Florafood is a good choice.
Finally, natural digestive enzymes are worth including to settle your tummy so it doesn't hurt after you've eaten.
Prepzymes are helpful to consider. You can order them along with the others if you think they would be helpful. They may not be necessary, though, if you use the Herbal Fiberblend and Florafood.
I hope you are able to get your body cleaned out and start feeling well again soon - and your puppy, of course! :)
To your good health!Angie