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Does anyone know ,how will u know when pinworms(thread) are gone

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Mandy22787

June 5th, 2012

k so i am pretty sure I have them( saw them in poop) so i took over the counter PIN x saturday and now today tues , i noticed that i didnt see worms in my stool, does that mean theyre gone or starting to? I just looked at this after i went to the doc today( got meds n doing sampling) I noticed my weight going back to normal, i gained alot during this..thanks

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