I took an Alaskan Cruise, and ate escargo.  Ten months later after not feeling up to par, I decided to do a fast with just bottled fruit juice and water.  I did this for 5 days.  I have IBS, and in my stool, I saw what looked like a red kidney bean.  The next day, I saw two more.  I scooped one up with two table spoons.  I cut it in half, and it was white fleshy inside.  I had not had any kidney beans and besides that, I pulverize my food.  I looked on the internet, and found that liver fluke looked like that.  I took a health food parasite cleans for 6 days, and saw smaller cream colored things.  I had gotten a caugh, bug going around, and discontinued the treatment.  Since then, I have been brewing and drinking Essiac tea.  After about two weeks of two oz of tea at night,  I had IBS diarriah twice yesterday, and saw probably close to 50 things that looked like larger sesame seeds.  I have had gall bladder surgery, so have a ring around the bile duct.  How do I go about getting tested for this parasite? Also, I have given blood a few times, will this affect the blood?
                                                        
                                                     
                                                    
                                                        
                                                            
                                                            
                                                            
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