What Are Signs That A Human Might Have A Tapeworm In Them Besides Weight Loss ?
September 2nd, 2009 | 
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One of my friend thinks that she has a tapeworm inside of her. What are all the signs that a human might have a tapeworm in them besides weight loss ? And what to do to get rid of them ?
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The signs of a tapeworm, besides weightloss, can include Nausea, weakness, fever and sometimes lumps or swelling when an infection is caused. Treatment for tapeworms is nearly always via oral medication such as praziquantel (Biltricide) or albendazole (Albenza) and a fairly short course should cure the problem.
in addition to what the previous person said, you may find them in the toilet after going #2 as well as in your bed after a night’s sleep. They tend to come out of your body through various “exits.”