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bojackhorseman

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Q: Did living in China give you pinworm?

Do you have an itchy bottom? I don't.... but I have a FRIEND who acquired a parasitic infection at some point during his/her stay here. Anybody else have FRIENDS who suffer from this itchy affliction?

10 years 19 weeks ago in Health & Safety - Hangzhou

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Lord_hanson

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What is pinbottom? It sounds like your "friend" has worms. Most likely from infected meat that was undercooked. You should probably either but medicine or yahoo/google some foods that kill worms.

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10 years 19 weeks ago

Kaiwen

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"pinworm" sounds like a computer virus designed to infiltrate the system and gobble up passwords

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