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    combantrin...

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    Quote Originally Posted by slakker
    combantrin...
    dli mana para kigwa, para bitok mana

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    aw... di diay madutlan ang kigwa ana...

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    What's the causes of Kigwa diay?

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    How Do You Get Pinworm?

    Pinworm infections are contagious. People become infected by unknowingly ingesting microscopic pinworm eggs that can be found on many different surfaces, including:

    * bed linens
    * towels
    * clothing (especially underwear and pajamas)
    * toilets
    * bathroom fixtures
    * food
    * drinking glasses
    * eating utensils
    * toys
    * kitchen counters
    * desks or lunch tables at school
    * sandboxes

    The eggs pass into the digestive system and hatch in the small intestine. From the small intestine, pinworm larvae continue their journey to the large intestine, where they live as parasites - their heads attached to the inside wall of the bowel.

    About 2 to 4 weeks after a person acquires the pinworm eggs, adult female pinworms begin migrating from the large intestine to the area around the rectum. There, they will lay new pinworm eggs, which trigger itching around the rectum.

    When someone scratches the itchy area, microscopic pinworm eggs are transferred to their fingers. Contaminated fingers can then carry pinworm eggs to various surfaces, where they're able to live for 2 to 3 weeks.

    If you're wondering if your family pet could give your child a pinworm infection, it can't. Pinworms don't come from animals.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slakker
    aw... di diay madutlan ang kigwa ana...
    hehehehe, mokatawa ra ang kigwa sa combantrin. hahahhahahha

  7. #17

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    Quote Originally Posted by quasimodo
    ingon akong lola nga kaon lang kuno ka ug guyabano. mao nay tambal sa kigwa. way binuang.
    agree!!

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    ingon cla kana konong hilig mo kaon og isda especially kinilaw, inon-onan, sinugbang isda etc. basta isda nya poor og hygiene most probably kigwahon jed dapat naay fruits inyo diet para daghan fiber sa lawas nya wla kigwa

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    Quote Originally Posted by uzumaki
    ingon cla kana konong hilig mo kaon og isda especially kinilaw, inon-onan, sinugbang isda etc. basta isda nya poor og hygiene most probably kigwahon jed dapat naay fruits inyo diet para daghan fiber sa lawas nya wla kigwa
    fiber will not protect you from getting kigwa or bitok. and actually fruits can be a good host for this parasites kung dili nimo tarungon ug hugas. bisag kinsa lang gud mo hikap sa prutas nya wa ka kabalo the previous person who touched the fruit you ate has kigwa or bitok. basically anything na hugaw is a good breeding ground for intestinal parasites. A GOOD PERSONAL HYGIENE IS YOUR FIRST DEFENSE!

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    lisod na kaau kung naa tay pagilok-gilok sa lobot.

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