On the off chance that my body could play an April Fool's joke on me, my get it would be this one. Here, a 32 year old patient was alarmed to notice "worms" in his crap. Furthermore, similar to any normal individual would, he painstakingly angled a specimen of the worm-loaded crap out of the latrine to convey to his specialist. Given the patient's travel history, the specialist presumed a hookworm contamination, and sent the example off to the lab. Turns out the "worms" were mung bean grows from the earlier night's Chinese nourishment. As the creators note: "When breaking down stool substance, regardless of the possibility that parasitic diseases are suspected, taking a watchful history of the patient's eating routine can help make a determination. For this situation, microbiologic examination may have been maintained a strategic distance from had an association been made between the stool substance and the patient's supper the prior night. Information of the diverse assortments of bean sprouts could likewise have supported in making the last analysis." Hat tip to Therese for sending us this jewel/italianska!