Liver Fluke Fasciola Hepatica and the lives it wrecks

Thanks so much!

I'm the one who posted the original and let me start by saying one thing, "editing"?? So let me update everyone and I'll try to make better sense .
Firstly I'm still sick, and although mentally I'm now accustomed to them moving under my skin, physically it's only a matter of time.
These don't move a lot distance wise but when they do it's very painful. I've long suspected that there is more than one parasite on board, which so everyone knows its far more common for a person to test positive for two infections than one because often they piggyback one another. I'm going to share a series of pictures that have my specimen next to an image of fasciola hepatica which collectively is why I believe that this is what I have. Now I'm going to throw a wrench in this line of information. There were points that stuff I expelled either by mouth or bowel looked like roundworm material. But I figured the praziquantel or albendazole would've knocked it out if it were. I was wrong. By the way I bought praziquantel OTC at Walgreens. Albendazole I bought from Mexico. After taking albendazole for multiple weeks in small doses I thought it was starting to work but it only seemed to slow them down/ paralyze them. So by process of elimination and genuine research I came to the conclusion of fasciola hepaticas because it's the only fluke that can't be killed with anything other than the trichlobendazole. Which is correct you can only get that from a prescription and actually it comes from the CDC and in order to get that you have to have the blood test for fasciola hepatica which also is processed through the CDC. Rarely does this fluke show up in a o&p test as it is dependent on the egg output and the egg output is dependent on so many variables but it's a very specific special host parasite relationship that is individual to each person so you could have eggs all the time or you could hardly ever have any at all. So blood is the preferred testing method which also has to come from the CDC. Side note: per UC Davis; virtually no farm in California is free from the liver fluke... Per California Water Service: allowable amounts of farm runoff have been found in your water supply , which for healthy people is ok but if immunocompromised could be bad ( I am with kidney disease). I also had a CT scan which reads exactly like one would for a patient with fasciola hepatica: multiple sub centimeter hypodense lesions on liver and in left/right hepatic lobe, had blood test with EOSINOPHILS and BASOPHILS my first visit which work together notoriously in HELMINTH infections, I've had nucleated red blood cells which any count over zero is cause for concern since this only occurs when your body is producing red blood cells outside of the bone marrow. So with just some of these facts /tests listed it is beyond me why I would need to try to convince any doctor that they should clearly see the picture and yet I had something come out of my eye in January and rather than listen to me she subsequently dropped me from her practice the following week....I kid you not. I had this infectious disease doctor Dr Nand in Stockton California and had her for 4 months and after all that time she still failed to obtain my medical records. She simply went off the notion "that all the ER docs were right when they diagnosed me as delusional"... One could see that the ER doc not only did he lack the degree in psychology, he straight overlooked my blood tests that clearly supported a parasite infection. I really can't believe all that's happening as I'm homeless and can't work because neurological issues that have yet to be addressed and I spit up larvae. I've been mocked in my records and blatantly made to look like I'm crazy. It's a matter of time before one gets into my heart or the wrong part of my brain. Oh I failed to mention that I also received positive test results from the parapsychology center in Arizona in June that shows I have two parasite infections so I get to even be tested for the festival of hepatica but thus far I have the two infections for sure but it's not sufficient for Stanford they're making me redo my testing through quest who has failed to come back with a positive result multiple times when clearly my samples should've been escalated to a morevin depth lab.

Hi so I've not replied to anybody specifically and mentally and pretty fogged and it's kind of hard for me to stand task and or even learn new things at this point so trying to even come on here and find out how to update my information without actually directly replying to a comment I can't figure it out and I used to be pretty sharp but anyways so I'd like to speak with you some more in regards to this actually it is very prominent here in the US you know I've paid for a couple of papers that in doing the research on this and you would be astonished that this liver fluke has long been here since way before our time and in fact where I live in California it's so prominent that it's not even tested for on the farms in the AG industry because it's a given that the herds will already have them and based off of what I have found that they are transmittable by water not just by vegetables I've got some pretty in-depth information but I was diagnosed actually as having a nematode larvae infection in June by the parasitology center in Arizona but they still haven't traded me astonishingly I can't stand here cuz I have stuff I got to do I'm getting ready to leave but I really want to talk to you I'd like to talk to you on the phone actually but I'll hit you back later

Can you say what it looks like? I’ve thought I’ve had liver flukes too, and maybe other parasites ant the same time, and have had the tomato skin type things in my BMs which I’ve read were almost a certain sign of flukes. Thank you for helping. I might give you a call too, if that’s alright. Thanks

It's so right I lived in Missouri and I too have a parasitic infection I believe I'm invested I called them up there's certain times of the year I get sick mainly in the spring and then like in September they seem to have a cycle doctors don't believe me they won't even take the time to look or listen and the ones that do not have power to do anything are you frustrated it's hard for me to express myself I'm going to put some pictures I really think this is what I have is flukes

I hope you get this message, I hope you are ok. Please be ok. I’m scared, I can’t hold on much longer. Almost 3 years of suffering every single moment. My mind is wrecked, I will never recover mentally from this. I’m desperate for help. Please, my cat Noah, my everything, my reason is suffering as well and I’m so scared he will leave me soon. I mad a promise to him, if he goes I will be right behind him. I’ve lost everything including my mind. im too weak to take my own but every moment I get closer and closer to making that decision. The dozens of doctors I’ve seen have only broken my fragile heart even more. I won’t to run to them for help but I know I will only be judged, disregarded, disrespected, and dismissed. I don’t know how much longer I can hold hope.

I have this and I’m fighting it. Reach out and I may be able to help. It all goes together.

I'd say some of it does look like evidence of flukes. Just out of curiosity, how big were the typical flukes you were staining in the lab?

I just now found this thread. Is there a way to easily see what they recommended as a fix? It sounds like the original poster is out of time. Like the typical BS we get from Western medicine, denying them for months while they slowly die. I'm going through that phase right now. I'm starting to lose my ability to think and sleep. To me it seems like they take three or four different forms. Or they cohabitate with some other parasite. But getting someone in Western medicine to believe you? I have literally had doctors cancel appointments the day before and then try to schedule me for 6 months out. That's b*******

I'm glad somebody is making progress. Basically I am positive I got flukes from fresh Alaskan salmon flown directly into Dayton ohio. This was last year where they caught the fish at the worst possible time for spreading liver flukes. The fish market that sold them denies it. The CDC denies it. Every doctor I've talked to is denying it. One doctor even left the state to go to another state because he once found liver flukes in a woman. Just watch the special monsters inside me about liver flukes.

Why is it so hard to get a simple blood test? Why is the CDC the only one that can order triclabendazole? There is a systemic Nationwide problem with parasites and the CDC is culpable in the cover-up. Why not help us fix them while they're in the early stage? Or are they afraid they've become immune to everything