... treating it? I was recently diagnosed with it and was treated with Biltricide but I am very worried that it may not be erradicated. What are the chances the worm is resistant to this medication or that it could have survived? What if it has moved on to my brain or to my heart? Will the medication still impact it there? I really really appreciate any answers
Heterophyes heterophyes (Intestinal Fluke) - Hello, Do any of you have this parasite or experience?
- Posted:
- 25 Sep 2009 by dwatkins83
- Topics:
- biltricide, heterophyes heterophyes (intestinal fluke)
Responses (1)
9 Oct 2009
See this link for an overview on intestinal flukes.
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/219662-overview
Biltricide is the drug of choice and based on best practices, treatment is most successful when patients carefully follow the prescribed treatment.
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