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Can i go swimming with threadworms? and if not when can i?
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Get treated: You may go swimming and the risk of transmission is minimal. However, you should get treated as the treatment is simple and effective. Please see your doctor for a prescription medication. You may consult this site for information.
Answered 5/9/2018
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