Tapeworms
Tapeworms are parasites that can cause humans serious medical problems if infection occurs.
In most cases, people contract what is known as tapeworm infection by consuming food or drink that has egg or larvae contamination.
Undercooked meats are considered a common cause of this parasitic infection.
Tapeworm infection can present in people in one of two ways. The tapeworms can enter the intestines and migrate to the lungs, liver or other organs and cause cysts.
It is also possible for these worms to remain in the intestines where they will grow with few symptoms.
In most cases, tapeworms do not cause symptoms in humans. If they do, intestinal tapeworms might cause weight loss, loss of appetite, pain, weakness and diarrhea.
Invasive infection, which involves organs outside the intestines, can present with such symptoms as fever, cyst growth, allergic reactions and possible neurological symptoms should the brain be involved.
Doctors can treat intestinal tapeworms with a variety of medications.
Invasive infections, however, may call for surgical procedures to remove the cysts and worms.
It is also possible to use home remedies to treat intestinal tapeworms.
In most cases, medical intervention is required for the cystic form of infection.
Natural Cures For Tape Worms:
To get rid of tapeworms located in the intestines, it can be useful to use home remedies.
Natural cures are available that can help remove symptoms and worms both.
Some of the options include:
Pumpkin Seeds:
How to remove tape worm has long been answered by herbalists by using crushed pumpkin seeds in juice.
A large amount of seeds may be required for this natural cure to work.
Wormseed:
This is a natural cure to get rid of tapeworms that has long been used.
It is often considered best to use wormseed tea to ferret out the parasites.
Garlic:
Ingestion of raw garlic or using garlic in standard diet if tapeworm infection is suspected can serve as a home remedy for this type of intestinal infestation.
It is sometimes easier to consider garlic capsules to ensure a large amount of this spice works into the system.
Pineapple:
Eating large amounts of pineapple or drinking a lot of pineapple juice can be effective as a home remedy for tapeworm infections.
Keep in mind this particular cure is rather acidic and can cause stomach discomfort.
Peppermint Tea:
Drinking this on a routine basis when infection is suspected can work as a natural cure for tapeworm.