I encorage you to insist in having a stool test for parasites. Do it in an official way, just find another doctor. Smelly mucus, bloating, appetite swings, finding a worm speak for parasites; still you will need a test to confirm them and get appropriate medications.

About 8 or 9+ months ago I started getting a rather funny smell form my rectum, and a white residue when I’d take a shower in the morning. I didn’t have any symptoms nor pains at that time.

Recently, I have been feeling extremely bloated after everything I eat, and it is very painful. I feel as if I’m going to vomit after I eat something as light as a yogurt. After I eat, my food feels like it’s not digesting, and it’s hard for my to breathe. I also feel hungry again soon after I eat. My stomach always feels full, and towards the end of the night I look as if I’m 5 months pregnant. My body has stopped digesting regularly, and I have to take a laxative to now produce a bowel movement.

Two nights ago, it was 2am and I woke up. I felt a funny swirl kinda thing in my rectum, so I went to the bathroom. I put some water on my finger, and I grazed around the inside of my rectum, and my findings were a skinny whitish/transparent worm about 3/4″ long, however it wasn’t moving or anything. I was a complete retard and washed it down the drain, and didn’t save it.

I went to the doctors the next day, and my doctor said that it’s highly unlikely that I have parasites, so I took it to the hospital. When I got to the ER the DR nearly chuckled at me as if she didn’t believe me. She then sent in a G.I. and he sat there and insisted it was mucus and wasn’t a parasite. Then another G.I. came in and fucking laughed at me. Now mind you none of them have yet to even do an examination on me, other then me telling them my symptoms. Soon after they order a CT Scan, The results were negative. They said I need more fiber, and prescribed me with laxative. I was absolutely furious because I know that there is something going on with parasites in my stomach.

I know what I saw the other night. I don’t know what to do at this point?

low-fiber diet can cause constipation. Straining during bowel movement can cause hemorrhoids (visible or not) – this is one possible cause of mucus. Hemorrhoids may also prevent the anus to close completely.

“Candy jams, mac n cheese, ham, eggs, chips” and other sugary and animal food taken without sufficient amount of fiber (good sources are vegetables and cereals) in combination with lack of exercise often causes constipation and – weigh gain. I recommend you to seriously consider to change your diet. Eventual hemorrhoids can resolve with regular bowel movements and this could be a solution for leaking mucus. A primary doctor can diagnose hemorrhoids, which, if necessary, can be treated with a minor surgical procedure.

Intestinal parasites are still possible. Stool test for parasites can confirm this. Smelly mucus is actually characteristic for parasites.

Using colon cleansing methods to lose weight is not appropriate, can be addictive and dangerous (leading to mineral imbalance, etc).

sport activities where lower back, hip and leg muscles (badminton, swimming, football) are used a lot can result in (among other):
- psoas muscle inflammation or spasm
- abdominal adhesions (strands of scar tissue in the abdomen)

An experienced sport doctor could do appropriate tests and investigations.

Head pain: which part of the head, duration, character?

This personal medical history questionnaire can help you to write down all symptoms (including seemengly non-related ones), tests, and drugs, possible causes and triggers, all put in a time line. This can be extremely helpful for any doctor you see.

crawling sensation (tingling, paresthesia) as an only symptom could appear in a neurological disorder, metabolic disorder (like hypoglycemia or hypokaliemia), lack of vitamin B12 and so on. A primary doctor can order some basic blood tests. If no positive results, a neurologist can do further investigations.

Thanks.

were kidney disorders, including urinary stones ruled out? Has he had urine tests? Has he had colonoscopy? Stool tests for parasites?

how old are you, male or female? So, you can’t hold the stool when you shower? No matter what’s the cause, I recommend you to visit your doctor, who can decide which test to do.