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@jeff98682 No worries. The main thing is to see if you can get a good look at them. Nematodes (round worms) and Platyhelminthes (Flat worms, like tapeworms) are different biologically. Roundworms are more common, and the dewormer you picked up should do the trick for them. Seeing a doctor is a...

@jeff98682 Intestinal worms aren't that uncommon. Living in places where you may have exposure to animal poop (e.g., dog park, farm etc) even if the poop has been picked up, can mean that there are worm eggs in the soil. Little kids playing in sandboxes, folks who like to garden, and pet owners...