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I have been noticing black bean shaped things, and white dots in my stool. i was recently treated for tapeworms. is this a normal side effect?
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Evidence?: After you have been treated, your body needs to get rid of the infection. So you may be seeing evidence of the dead tapeworm, etc. If you continue to have symptoms or are concerned, best to see your provider.
Answered 12/24/2013
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