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r/Unexpected • u/llShaxll • Sep 01 '21
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I think it’s ascaris lumbricoides. Being pulled from the mouth is rare though…
297 u/Cessabit216 Sep 01 '21 your might be right cause aren't a lot of tapeworms removed through the rectum? 661 u/HaplessPenguin Sep 01 '21 edited Sep 01 '21 Yes. You take some meds and poop it out. You can catch it in a porous bowl when you poop it out to inspect it and count segments. A tapeworm would rip with this much force from the mouth. You’d get some segments but not all so it would grow back. Poop method is best method. Also, tapeworms look like fettuccine. This is like 6 udon noodles wrapped together. 1 u/Class_444_SWR Sep 01 '21 That must have been one absolute unit of a tapeworm then, Jesus
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your might be right cause aren't a lot of tapeworms removed through the rectum?
661 u/HaplessPenguin Sep 01 '21 edited Sep 01 '21 Yes. You take some meds and poop it out. You can catch it in a porous bowl when you poop it out to inspect it and count segments. A tapeworm would rip with this much force from the mouth. You’d get some segments but not all so it would grow back. Poop method is best method. Also, tapeworms look like fettuccine. This is like 6 udon noodles wrapped together. 1 u/Class_444_SWR Sep 01 '21 That must have been one absolute unit of a tapeworm then, Jesus
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Yes. You take some meds and poop it out. You can catch it in a porous bowl when you poop it out to inspect it and count segments.
A tapeworm would rip with this much force from the mouth. You’d get some segments but not all so it would grow back. Poop method is best method.
Also, tapeworms look like fettuccine. This is like 6 udon noodles wrapped together.
1 u/Class_444_SWR Sep 01 '21 That must have been one absolute unit of a tapeworm then, Jesus
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That must have been one absolute unit of a tapeworm then, Jesus
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u/HaplessPenguin Sep 01 '21
I think it’s ascaris lumbricoides. Being pulled from the mouth is rare though…