Posted: 04/15/07 - 09:59 Post subject: Light brown/white specs in stool
Alright.. i have been searching for hours to find out what is wrong and i can't find anything that really matches what I'm experiencing. About a month ago i noticed white things in my stool. Sometimes they looks thread like and other times more like a little round peanut type thing.. now because i described them as thread like my mom put me on pinx figuring i just have pinworms. The only thing is i have never seen anything move or anything that actually looks like a worm.. whats in my stool is more thread thread like but in no way really resembles a worm.. it even like half dissolves in the toilet and almost unravels so to speak, i would almost describe it as sheer. And even weirder is that sometimes the specs and threads are more of a light brown.. They come and go. Sometimes theres quite a bit and sometimes theres really none. I do experience some anal itching, but more so usually during the day than at night, which is usually triggered when i think about the problem and get skeeved out.. sometimes it'll bother me and there's a slight mucus in the anal region but that happened more around the day i got my period which made me wonder if it was just an effect from that. I've taken two doses of the pinx already.. and i still see them in stool on and off.. it's really driving me crazy not knowing what it is because i don't really think it's worms i'm seeing.. perhaps it's something i'm eating? the only thing is idk what i could be eating that would have the effect. I'm lost.
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