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Pinworm Preparation

Lab Test
Test Pinworm Preparation
Indication Detect cases of pinworm infestation (enterobiasis), Enterobius vermicularis parasitic infestation
Normal Range No pinworm eggs identified
Interpretation The most satisfactory means of diagnosing pinworm infection is by the recovery of eggs or female wroms from the perianal region.
Sample Scotch Tape slide preparation of perianal region
Test Method Microscopy
Related Tests Ova and parasites
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I know someone who was positive for H. Pylori before. This time, breath test came out negative but IgG, Abs (1.8) and IgA, Abs (.96) are high. IgM ABS is .80 His doctor says that it only shows that he had H.Pylori before and it remains in the system. But, it is noticed that he smells like ammonia (plumbing oil type). The smell filters thru clean clothes. It is a concern that there is nothing remain undiagnosed such as cancer or other infection. What to do?
(Posted by sharing_info, United States Date : 4/7/2011 )