There is nothing wrong with considering worms in the stomach. Because in the process of chewing, the worms have been completely killed, there will be no significant damage effect on the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract. There is a large amount of stomach acid in the stomach, and stomach acid has a certain bactericidal effect and also has a great corrosive effect, even if the worms enter the stomach, they can be killed and corroded quickly in the stomach cavity. Therefore, there is no major problem with worms eating into the stomach, as long as there is no obvious virus, or infection, most of them can continue clinical observation and do not need special treatment. Pay attention to rest, drink more water, and observe the changes in the abdomen for any obvious nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms. If these symptoms appear, you can consider giving the appropriate symptomatic treatment.