Cestodes cyst

I only know that it does not come from a cestode. For a small precision, the cestodes are metazoan parasites in this case of worms. A cyst is produced by protozoa to be able to live in the external environment and to be disseminated. worm like cestoda produce eggs and not cysts

In faecal sample you can find cestode eggs, not cysts, and in my best knowledge it is not a cestode egg.

In my it is cestode egg, example Hymenolepididae?

its a cestode egg

possible that it is a cestode egg but not a Hymenolepis (see image attached to a Hymenolepis nana egg seen in a MIF medium)

For me is a cestode egg, similar to Hymenolepis, but I dont work with animal parasites

It looks like a spore of plants or mushrooms

Thanks for your answers. I am still on the fence with what I am looking at. If anyone has suggestions for techniques to help me identify what this is, let me know!

I think this is an egg very similar to Hymenolepis nana egg.

Dear Brittainy,

In my opinion the structure of the photo is not a parasite, but if you saw anything inside, like hooks or legs I encourage you to send our college a sample to judge it better under the microscope.

Best wishes

Dear Brittainy,

The object in the picture does not look like a parasite's egg. Sometimes the eggs may look unusual, but in this case I support L. Ermakova's suggestion. Perhaps it would be worth trying DNA isolation and PCR with primers with wide specificity, and then performing sequencing (if anything goes out).

Regards