Detect Parasite Eggs
1. Sampling should be carried out in such a way that it is possible to detect and isolate each parasite.
2. The sample should be placed in the container delivered to the laboratory. The container should be tight in order to maintain the moisture content of the sample.
3. Stool samples should not be contaminated with urine or water because urine can destroy some active parasites.
4. Radiographic materials like barium or substances such as mineral oils, laxatives, antioxidants, bismuth and some antibiotics such as tetracycline have not been used for at least a week before sampling.
5. In cases where a quantitative or qualitative measure of fat in the stool is requested, the patient should not use suppositories or oily materials before collecting samples.
6. The sample size required for this test is sufficient to half the volume.
7. From the swollen part or the feces of blood, also pour into the container.
8. In cases where the test should be carried out on several occasions, it is recommended that each specimen be delivered immediately to the laboratory, otherwise it will be placed in the refrigerator until the sample is transferred to the laboratory. The patient should collect more than one sample within a day.
9. If you see the cream and any suspicious item, place it in the container and inform the lab.
10. The label on the container should remain clean until the label is legible.
Detect Parasite Eggs