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Jean Doherty
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Black threads in stool

Post by Jean Doherty »

Could be not digesting bananas. Happened with one of my toddlers. Many
years ago, jean
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Rochelle
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Re: Black threads in stool

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Oooh - I wonder!!!! I will ask - Thanks Jean.

Rochelle
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Robyn
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Re: Black threads in stool

Post by Robyn »

> Subject: Fw: [Minutus] Black threads in stool
Rochelle,
another suggestion
Liver flukes from sheep I think, when they end up in the toilet bowel water,
explode, and left are black threads of eggs - I read this once and it stayed
in my mind
apparently it is common in UK - usually from infected vegetable matter -
particularly watercress? Found this

http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/ask_doctor/ ... luke.shtml

Best

Robyn
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Rochelle
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Re: Black threads in stool

Post by Rochelle »

www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
How interesting! ! In the case of this baby I would doubt it was the cause
but i remember black threads coming out of a bite in a child's ankle and mum
actually did put them under the microscope but still couldn't make out what
they were. I wonder if it was worms from the liver fluke in this case? I
can't remember what I was treating the child for but it ma have been
molluscum/
Regards
Rochelle


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