In large tapeworm infestations. True is
(C) Eggs are frequently detected in the stools # Diagnosis of TAPEWORM infection> Infection with the adult worm is diagnosed by demonstration of eggs, or more specifically of proglottides in faeces.> It can be differentiated from T. saginata on the characteristics of the proglottides.
The diagnosis is confirmed by Sabin Feldman dye test
Intestinal obstruction is usually the presenting feature
Eggs are frequently detected in the stools
None of the above
Misc.