These could be a number of things and you should go and see your doctor to discuss.
It is very rare to pass worms with urine so these could have already been in the toilet. Other reasons for finding these 'worms' could be that they are in your intestine and they could have come out of your anus while you were on the toilet. This is much more likely than having passed them with urine. If this is the case, having worms in your intestine is something that you should get looked at by your doctor and can be treated with medication. You should not leave these and not get treated as they could cause you damage in the long term if not treated.
Another possibility is if they were vaginal mucus. This mucus is natural and usually occurs either just before or just after your period. This is nothing to worry about any is just the remains (or start) of your bleeding. This can look thicker and browner than usual menstrual blood. Although this is completely natural and not a medical issue, you should go to see your doctor, just in case it was not vaginal mucus.
One of the very few cases of passing worms with urine is if you have Schistosoma. This is a disease that will make you very unwell far before you start passing worms, so if you have no major health concerns then this is definitely not the case. Schistosoma is also only found in 70 countries worldwide and these nations are usually tropical, third world nations. The disease is passed through drinking and bathing in dirty, bacteria filled stream water so this is a very unlikely cause.
Do go and see your doctor though who will be able to look into it with tests to put your mind at rest and give you any medication you may need.
It is very rare to pass worms with urine so these could have already been in the toilet. Other reasons for finding these 'worms' could be that they are in your intestine and they could have come out of your anus while you were on the toilet. This is much more likely than having passed them with urine. If this is the case, having worms in your intestine is something that you should get looked at by your doctor and can be treated with medication. You should not leave these and not get treated as they could cause you damage in the long term if not treated.
Another possibility is if they were vaginal mucus. This mucus is natural and usually occurs either just before or just after your period. This is nothing to worry about any is just the remains (or start) of your bleeding. This can look thicker and browner than usual menstrual blood. Although this is completely natural and not a medical issue, you should go to see your doctor, just in case it was not vaginal mucus.
One of the very few cases of passing worms with urine is if you have Schistosoma. This is a disease that will make you very unwell far before you start passing worms, so if you have no major health concerns then this is definitely not the case. Schistosoma is also only found in 70 countries worldwide and these nations are usually tropical, third world nations. The disease is passed through drinking and bathing in dirty, bacteria filled stream water so this is a very unlikely cause.
Do go and see your doctor though who will be able to look into it with tests to put your mind at rest and give you any medication you may need.