41. Pinworms -- Don't Panick pinworms Don't Panick. pinworms. Whether you’ve seen these symptomsand treat them early.”. MYTH Kids who get pinworms are dirty. http://www.stlouischildrens.org/articles/kids_parents.asp?ID=955

42. MotherNature.com - The Doctors Book Of Home Remedies For Children: Pinworms When Ch.83, Pinkeye Chasing the Itis Out. Ch.84, pinworms When An Itchy BottomSignals Problems. pinworms When an Itchy Bottom Signals Problems. http://www.mothernature.com/Library/bookshelf/Books/50/84.cfm

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43. Pinworms: From HealthSquare.com A complete explanation of pinworms including risks, what to expect andwhen to call the doctor. pinworms. Advertising. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW. http://www.healthsquare.com/mc/fgmc0534.htm

Privacy About Advertising Advertising Advertising Home Guide to Medical Care Pinworms GOTO: PDR® Encyclopedia of Medicine PDR® Guide to Prescription Drugs HEALTH INFORMATION CENTER Advertising Advertising FIND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS Doctors ... Pharmacies Pinworms Advertising WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW Pinworm is also known as seatworm or threadworm. Medically, it is called enterobiasis (en-ter-o-BI-uh-sis) or oxyuriasis (ox-e-yur-EYE-uh-sis). It is an infection of the end of the bowel and anal area with tiny, white, thread-like worms that you can barely see. Because the worms live by getting their food from the person they have infected, they are called parasites. Infection with the worms is more common in warm climates. Causes Pinworm eggs can move from toilet seats to the body. They also spread through hand-to-hand or hand-to-mouth contact, and they can float in the air and be breathed in or swallowed. Once inside the body, the eggs travel to the small intestine and hatch. Signs/Symptoms The chief symptom is irritated skin and painful itching around the anus. The itching is worse at night and may keep you awake. If pinworms move to the opening of the vagina, they may cause itching, soreness, or a discharge. Other symptoms include loss of appetite and stomach pain, though this is rare. The skin may become pale and colorless.

44. Pinworms pinworms. pinworms, Enterobius vermicularis, are tiny, parasitic worms. pinwormseggs, which are so light they can float in the air, are ingested. http://209.130.72.188/nmerc/pinworms.htm

Pinworms Pinworms, Enterobius vermicularis , are tiny, parasitic worms. They are easily transmitted from human to human and are often found in every person living in the same house. Pinworms eggs, which are so light they can float in the air, are ingested. The worms develop in the intestinal tract and the adult emerges from the rectum. The emerging worm can cause localized itching and irritation. Children especially can reinfect themselves easily by not washing their hands properly. Pinworms are easily controlled by oral medication and by proper hygiene in the bathroom, bedroom and laundry. Contrary to popular opinion, pinworms are not found on or transmitted by domestic pets. Instead, pinworms are found only on humans and higher primates like chimpanzees.

45. Pinworms (0-12 Months) Baby Health pinworms Approved by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory BoardWhat's below • What are pinworms? See also What are pinworms? http://www.babycenter.com/refcap/baby/babyills/10897.html

var ACM, oPopup, oDefPopup, offsetTop=10, offsetLeft=10; Search Articles Store Already a member? Log in Home Baby Health highlights ... A-to-Z index Baby Health Pinworms Approved by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory Board What's below: What are pinworms? How can I tell if my baby has pinworms? How did my child become infected? How are pinworms treated? ... See also What are pinworms? lice How can I tell if my baby has pinworms? The nighttime itching is the big tip-off. You can confirm your suspicions by checking your child for worms at night with a flashlight. You can also check for the presence of worms by pressing a piece of transparent tape to your child's anus. Eggs will stick to the tape, and you can take it to your pediatrician to confirm the diagnosis. Your doctor may also have a special kit designed to collect pinworm eggs. (You can often find the eggs even if you can't detect the actual worms.) If you don't find pinworms or eggs, anal itching may signal other problems, including dryness from cleaning the area too vigorously with soap. Red, tender skin around his anus could also be the result of irritation from diaper rash,

46. Pinworms (12-36 Months) Toddler Health pinworms Approved by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory BoardWhat's below • What are pinworms? See also What are pinworms? http://www.babycenter.com/refcap/toddler/toddlerills/10866.html

var ACM, oPopup, oDefPopup, offsetTop=10, offsetLeft=10; Search Articles Store Already a member? Log in Home Toddler Health highlights ... A-to-Z index Toddler Health Pinworms Approved by the BabyCenter Medical Advisory Board What's below: What are pinworms? How can I tell if my child has pinworms? How did my child become infected? How are pinworms treated? ... See also What are pinworms? lice How can I tell if my child has pinworms? The nighttime itching is the big tip-off. You can confirm your suspicions by checking your child for worms at night with a flashlight. You can also check for the presence of worms by pressing a piece of transparent tape to your child's anus. Eggs will stick to the tape, and you can take it to your pediatrician to confirm the diagnosis. Your doctor may also have a special kit designed to collect pinworm eggs. (You can often find the eggs even if you can't detect the actual worms.) If you don't find pinworms or eggs, anal itching may signal other problems, including dryness from cleaning the area too vigorously with soap. Red, tender skin around his anus could also be the result of irritation from diaper rash diarrhea , or a bacterial infection; if you suspect an infection, call your pediatrician.

47. Georgia Division Of Public Health Laboratory Services Manual VII. Waycross Regional Public Health Laboratory G. pinworms. Introduction.The female Enterobius(Pinworm) leaves the intestinal tract http://www.ph.dhr.state.ga.us/publications/lab/viig.htm

48. Pinworms June 25, 2002. pinworms. More columns by Canadian Paediatric Society. What are pinworms?pinworms are tiny, white threadlike worms that live in the intestines. http://www.canoe.ca/HealthCPS/pinworms.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index Home Top Stories Health Topics Health Assoc. ... Forums TOOLS: Disease Database Drug Database Alt. Health Dictionary ... Encyclopedia June 25, 2002 Pinworms More columns by Canadian Paediatric Society What are pinworms? Pinworms are tiny, white thread-like worms that live in the intestines. The worms crawl out of the anus at night and lay their eggs on nearby skin. Usually, children with pinworms have no symptoms. However, some children can get very itchy around the anus and vagina. Pinworms are a nuisance, not a disease. They are very common in children and spread easily among children and staff in child care facilities. How are pinworms transmitted?

49. IHC KidsCare™ Online: PINWORMS IHC KidsCare™ Online pinworms. HOME CARE ADVICE Home Care Advice Anal ItchingWithout Pinworm Being Seen Pinworm Checks Check your child for pinworms. http://www.ihc.com/xp/ihc/kidscare/abdomen/pinworms.xml

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50. Pinworms:Health Topics:UI Health Care pinworms. pinworms are small curved worms that live as parasites on horses, rabbits,and other mammals. One type infests the human intestines and rectum. http://www.uihealthcare.com/topics/infectiousdiseases/infe4734.html

Health Topics Category Index Health Topics for Infectious Diseases Department of Internal Medicine: Infectious Diseases Department of Internal Medicine: Travel Medicine - UI Health Care's digital library Send comments and questions to staff@uihealthcare.com University of Iowa Pinworms Pinworms are small curved worms that live as parasites on horses, rabbits, and other mammals. One type infests the human intestines and rectum. These pinworms are also called "seatworms" or "threadworms." They most often occur in children between the ages of five and fourteen. Pinworms are not dangerous but can be irritating and lead to skin infections due to scratching. The female pinworm lives in the intestine and crawls to the opening of the rectum at night to lay her eggs. The sticky coating that attaches the eggs to the skin is irritating and causes itching. The young pinworms are transferred to the hands when the child scratches around the rectum. Pinworm eggs are very small and can be breathed in from the air or can be swallowed when a child puts dirty hands in their mouth. Pinworms may also be spread from objects such as toys or clothing.

51. Pinworms (05/02/99) To Subject pinworms. From Michael Sachs . ReplyTo Michael Sachs . A questionfor the list providers How do you treat confirmed or suspected pinworms? http://www.pcc.com/lists/pedtalk.archive/9905/0015.html

To: Subject: Pinworms From: Date: Sun, 02 May 1999 15:47:39 -0700 Reply-To: http://www.pcc.com/lists/ " To unsubscribe: mail with with "unsubscribe" in the body of the message. Follow-Ups Re: Pinworms From: john (John Canning) Re: Pinworms From: Denis Vulic Re: Pinworms From: Graham Barden

52. Re: Pinworms (05/03/99) For what its worth my 2 cents (we see pinworms in patients frequently) -g bardenMichael Sachs wrote How do you treat confirmed or suspected pinworms? http://www.pcc.com/lists/pedtalk.archive/9905/0036.html

To: Subject: Re: Pinworms From: Date: Mon, 03 May 1999 23:13:11 -0400 References: Reply-To: pinworm rather than "just itching" although if the history is good enough I might treat without visual contact. Do you give just one Vermox tablet or do you routinely treat with a second dose after two weeks?Do you prescribe for all family members - including family member, once. I'll put a refill on it but a single pill seems very effective. Do you insist on examining the child or will you prescribe over the phone she knows what she is talking about. I have never had a problem with vermox as far as side effects. Recently I treated one of my patients over the phone (a note had come home from school that pinworms were going around the class, he'd had several days of rectal itching, etc.). He wasn't much better after two weeks so I finally examined him. His tush was really red, I cultured it, and sure enough he had peri-rectal strep. Bactroban cleared it up quickly. Today (Sunday) I received a call from a family who goes to one of the peds I cover with on weekends. The mom said her six-year old had had several

53. Pinworms Facts pinworms Resources for Child Care Givers Provided by All Family Resources.Editors List Spanish books. pinworms in the Child Care Setting. pinworms. http://www.familymanagement.com/childcare/facts/pinworms.facts.html

Pinworms Resources for Child Care Givers Provided by All Family Resources Home Site Index Facts Index FACT SHEETS ON CHILDHOOD DISEASES AND CONDITIONS Pinworms in the Child Care Setting Pinworms Pinworms are tiny parasitic worms that live in the large intestine. The female worms lay their eggs around the anus at night. Symptoms include anal itching, sleeplessness, irritability, and anal irritation due to scratching. Pinworms may also be present without symptoms. Pinworms are common in school-aged children. Pinworms are spread when an uninfected person touches the anal area of an infected person (e.g., during diaper changing) or sheets or other articles contaminated with pinworm eggs, then touches the mouth, transferring the eggs, and swallows the eggs. An infected person can spread pinworms by scratching the anal area, then contaminating food or other objects which are then eaten or touched by uninfected persons. Pinworms can be spread as long as either worms or eggs are present. Eggs can survive up to 2 weeks away from a human host. To prevent the spread of pinworms: If you suspect a child has pinworms, call the parents and ask them to have the child diagnosed. Exclude a child with pinworms from the child care facility until 24 hours after the the child has seen a physician and received the first treatment. The entire family may have to be treated to prevent reinfection. Observe proper handwashing among children and adults, particularly before eating and after using the toilet. Clean and disinfect bathroom surfaces. Vacuum carpeted areas. Machine wash bed linens and hand towels using

54. Neat Stuff: Henriette: Pinworms On the medicinal herblist in Apr99 pinworms. By Henriette. I havesome questions regarding pinworms . what kind of damage do http://www.ibiblio.org/herbmed/neat-stuff/pinworms.html

Henriette's herbal homepage herbfaqs articles classic texts ... plant names On the medicinal herblist in Apr99: Pinworms By Henriette Pinworms are admirably adapted to the human host, and don't do any damage, except that you scratch your ass all the time. If friends visit your place, and you have had pinworms for a while (which implies microscopic pinworm eggs everywhere, including your breathing air), your friends start scratching -their- asses about two weeks after their visit. Two weeks is the time it takes the eggs to grow into mature pinworms, mate, and lay eggs outside your rectum, making it itch. Hmmmm, your friends go, trying to figure out where they might have caught it, remembering the way your cat, dog, and toddler dragged their asses along the floor. And your social life suffers. Lots. The females make short excursions around the anus to lay their eggs (which is why the itch). Older pinworms die and are eliminated with your feces. The eggs sort of fall off. However, you get new pinworm eggs in your breathing air with every breath you take, if you live in a pinworm household. First you burn the pinworm house. (I once asked those in the know about vacuum cleaners. They looked at me with pity in their eyes, and sniggered.)

55. Error 404: File Not Found pinworms, headlice. Tsu Dho Nimh, Zorniak, Rob Wing, Zaphod Trillian,Jan 2000, alt.folklore.herbs. Newsgroups alt.folklore.herbs http://www.ibiblio.org/herbmed/archives/Best/2000-01/pinworms-lice.html

Henriette's herbal homepage herbfaqs articles classic texts ... plant names Error 404 - File not found. I've reorganized, and moved all the plant pics. Here's the main page. Change your links... (Jun 02) I've reorganized. You'll find the medicinal and culinary herbfaqs here . Change your links... (May 01) The classic herbal texts are here (King's, Ellingwood, BPC, Felter, DMNA, Sayre, Lönnrot, Petersen, Potter, Cook, ...) I've reorganized the BoRHOD files. Here's the main page. Do you have the correct URL? Try a search of Henriette's herbal pages: Search this site powered by FreeFind Still no luck? I might have removed the file you're looking for. But if you're sure the page (or image) should be here please email me. I'm at hetta . spamcop.net . Thanks. To Henriette's herbal homepage

56. Guide To Baby And Childhood Illnesses - Pinworms In any case, pinworms are mostly harmless and inhabit people in every socioeconomicgroup and culture. american baby home, just for mom. Meet Dr. Greene, pinworms, http://www.americanbaby.com/ab/CDA/pediatric_health_center_detail/0,1763,10941-0

57. Pinworms.htm HELMINTHS OF RODENTS AND RABBITS. pinworms. Slide obvelata. Note the fleshylips and round esophaageal bulb typical of the Syphacia pinworms. http://www.radil.missouri.edu/radilinfo/para/pin.htm

HELMINTHS OF RODENTS AND RABBITS PINWORMS Slide 1 is a photo of a female (large egg-laden worm) and male (small worm) Syphacia obvelata , a mouse pinworm. Note marked sexual dimophism. Also note the egg exiting the vulva of the female. The vulva of the female Syphacia obvelata is located in the anterior sixth of the body. Slide 2 is a photo of the anterior end of a female Syphacia obvelata . Note the fleshy lips and round esophaageal bulb typical of the Syphacia pinworms. Slide 3 is a photo of a male Syphacia obvelata . Note the 3 bumps (ventral mammelons); these serve as clasping organs during copulation. The center mammelon of Syphacia obvelata is near the middle of the body. Also note the sharply pointed "male tail" which narrows abruptly behind the cloaca. Slide 4 is a photo of a tape test from a mouse infected with Syphacia obvelata . Note the slender banana-shaped ova. Slide 5 is a photo of a female Syphacia muris , the rat pinworm. Note the location of the vulva (slightly caudal to that of Syphacia obvelata ). The vulva of

58. Pinworms | Principal Health News pinworms. Get answers to frequently asked questions about pinworms, includinginformation about symptoms, diagnosis, pathology, and treatment. pinworms. http://www.principalhealthnews.com/topic/topic13617

About This Site Registration FAQ Contact Us ... Site Awards You are here: Home Children's Health Pinworms Pinworms Related topics: Lisa Asta, MD CONSUMER HEALTH INTERACTIVE Below: What are pinworms? How can I tell if my child has pinworms? How did my child become infected? How are pinworms treated? ... How can I prevent pinworms? What are pinworms? Pinworms are small, white, threadlike worms that infect up to 10 percent of children and teens. If your child's infected, he'll probably scratch and complain of itching around the anus, especially at night. You may be able to see the worms, which are about a quarter of an inch long and look like pieces of dental floss, wiggling around your child's anus and in his stool. A common childhood malady, pinworms don't indicate poor hygiene. They pose no health risks, and unlike lice they're easily eradicated. How can I tell if my child has pinworms? Nighttime itching is the big tip-off. You can confirm your suspicion by checking your child for worms at night with a flashlight. You can also check for the presence of worms by pressing a piece of transparent tape to your child's anus. Eggs will stick to the tape, and you can take it to your pediatrician to use in making the diagnosis. The doctor may also have a special kit to collect pinworm eggs (the eggs can often be seen even if you can't detect the actual worms). If you don't find pinworms or eggs, anal itching may signal other problems, including dryness from cleaning the area with a lot of soap. A child who has tender red skin around his anus could also have a bacterial infection; if you suspect an infection, call your pediatrician.

59. Shoppers Drug Mart - Health & Wellness - Health Information - Health Conditions Information about pinworms, from causes, symptoms and diagnosis, to treatmentand prevention. Health Conditions. pinworms, What are pinworms? http://www.shoppersdrugmart.ca/english/health_wellness/health_information/health

PHARMACY SERVICES EASY REFILLS HEALTH INFORMATION Health Conditions ... SENIORS Health Conditions Pinworms What are pinworms? Pinworms are tiny worms that live and grow inside the intestine and lay eggs in the area around the anus. Pinworms are very contagious, and the eggs spread from person to person through hand contact, clothing, and other items such as bed sheets, furniture, food, and even dust in the air that is contaminated. Anyone can get pinworms, but they are most common among young children who have poor hygiene and are exposed to other children who are infected. Infection rate can be as high as 90 percent in schools and day care facilities. Although pinworms are very easy to treat, reinfection can be a problem - especially among children and the families of those who are infected - because of being in close contact with others or sharing personal items that might be contaminated. Pinworms are common in many countries, especially in crowded urban areas, and they are one of the most common contagious parasites affecting humans in Canada. What are pinworms?

60. Pinworms - What Is pinworms. To diagnose pinworms look with a flashlight in the rectal areaa few hours after your child goes to bed or in the early morning. http://www.thebabycorner.com/infants/careguide/pinworms/

infants channel Infants Home Newborns Baby care Health ... Baby A-Z baby clubs 1998 Playgroups 2000 Playgroups 2001 Playgroups 2002 Playgroups ... 2003 Playgroups tools Duedate Buddies Playgroup Buddies Month by month Birth announcements ... Beautiful babies Pinworms Pinsworms is a small white, thin worm about 1/4 inch in length that infects the intestinal tract. The main symptom is usually rectal itching, especially intense at night. They may seen with the naked eye and are best seen at night or early in the morning in the rectal area. To diagnose pinworms look with a flashlight in the rectal area a few hours after your child goes to bed or in the early morning. You should see the 1/4 inch threadlike worms moving. Occasionally they are seen with the bowel movement. They come out at night to lay eggs in the rectal area. They are extremely common in childhood and are usually contacted from other children. They become infected when they ingest the pinworm eggs. The swallowed egg matures to the adult pinworm after 3 to 4 weeks.

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