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Before we talk of a Blastocystis Hominis Treatment, it needs to be said that some people may have a Blastocystis Hominis infection but show no signs or symptoms.

These lucky folks need no treatment.

There are several medications that may be used as a  Blastocystis hominis treatment;

The most common attack such as the antibiotic called Metronidazole (Flagyl) and a combination medication of sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim (Bactrim, Septra, etc.). There is an antiprotozoal medication called iodoquinol (Yodoxin) that can also ube sed.

You should be aware that the response to these medications has been showed to vary widely from one person to another. The parasite is difficult to get rid of since it holds tightly to the intestinal membrane, and loves living under a protective warm mucous layer. These prescription drugs may have harmful side effect so many folks look for a natural cure as a Blastocystis Hominis Treatment.

Certain herbs are effective as a Blastocystis Hominis Treatment.

Generally speaking, one of these herbs is taken alone for 4 to 5 days then stopped. A different herb is taken for the same amount of time and then stopped. The parasite will not be able to build up an immunity to any of the herbs with this rotating schedule. The herbs and dosages include 300 mg of black walnut, 500 mg of wormwood, 300 mg of cloves and about a dozen more.

Colon cleanses and colonics are a good idea to eliminate Blastocystis and form part of a strong Blastocytis Hominis Treatment. The herbs are generally taken orally or some have told me they may be placed into an enema to help destroy the parasite in the bowel.

Whatever Blastocystis Hominis Treatment you pick, it is not the easiest thing to get rid of!

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