Helminth Treatment-has anyone here tried it?

I remember in my parasite ecology class in college, a segment of a video we were watching mentioned the use of helminth parasites as a treatment for ulcerative colitis and crohn's disease. The reasoning behind it is that IBD is in part caused by an evolved response to the presence of parasites in the gut during the course of human history. Since parasites are much rarer now, the immune system gets confused, since there's nothing to attack, and attacks the gut wall instead. This is consistent with the observation that IBD is much more common in developed countries than 3rd world countries. As an experimental treatment, doctors administer two doses a month of eggs of a a specific species of pig roundworm (trichuris suis).

Apparently some people have had a lot of success with it, from what I learned in class. I'm thinking of maybe asking my doctor to try it instead of conventional meds. Has anyone on here tried it? Has it worked?

I had some success with the pig whipworm egg(TSO) therapy but not enough to get off prednisone or get into total remission. As a side effect it also cured me 100% of my annual summer hayfever while I was taking it, but that is minor compared to UC. I also tried controlled used of sterilized hookworm as a therapy, but it didn't help. The latter appears to help some with Crohn's but so far I know of no one with UC who has benefited. If Remicade fails me- as appears likely- then I may try human - rather than pig- whipworm before resorting to surgery.