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Parasites In Humans

Welcome to parasitesinhumans.org. This website is all about parasitic
infections caused by worms, microscopic protozoa and skin parasites. The
worms category is divided into roundworms, flukes and tapeworms. You can
find the parasites on the right navigational menu.

Each parasite species has two pages. The first of the two contains basic
information such as: life cycle, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. The
second page has pictures and videos. If you do not have any specific
parasite in mind, then start by reading below some basic information
about parasitic diseases.

Internal parasites and their waste products can reduce food absorbtion
by causing inflammation of the intestinal wall. Food might also get
stuck resulting in excessive toxins, smelly farts, bad breath and
bloating. If organs such as liver and kidneys cannot get rid of the
toxins, then poisons might get out through skin causing skin problems
and hair loss. Damaged nervous system and stress hormones give origin to
insomnia. Some bloodsucking worms leave open wounds resulting in darker
feces. The loss of blood can cause iron deficiency, anemia and
dizziness. Other symptoms caused by parasitic infections include (but
are not limited to):

anorexia (loss of appetite)
chills
cough
diarrhea
dysuria (urinating problems or pain)
fatigue
fever
headache
hematochezia (bloody feces)
hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
immunodeficiency
itching
jaundice (yellowish eye whites and skin)
joint pain
memory loss
muscle pain and spasms
nausea or vomiting
rash
rectal hemorrhage (bleeding rectum)
rectal prolapse (rectum coming out, when pushing hard)
shortness of breath
stomach pain
swelling
sweating and grinding teeth while sleeping.

Natural water (when camping) should always be purified with water
purifiers and filtering systems before drinking. Always wash and peel
fruits carefully. If there are any splits or flaws, get rid of the bad
parts. Extreme temperatures kill parasites and their eggs. Sushi and
other raw foods should be put in the freezer for a few days before
eating. Salting might also help because it dries the parasite's body.
Educate yourself about common parasites in your area. Avoid known
parasite carriers such as mosquitoes. If you visit tropical countries,
prepare antiparasitic medication beforehand.

Diagnosis depends on the symptoms. Intestinal worms can be searched from
a stool sample. If the feces only contain microscopic parasite eggs,
confirmation can be difficult. Many parasites also have very similar
eggs making it hard for your doctor to distinguish. Worms in other parts
of the body can be examined with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans
and X-rays. Protozoan parasites are usually identified either from a
blood or a stool sample.

Infected body is filled with poisons and harmful stress hormones.
Exercising is a good way to keep blood and lymphatic fluids flowing.
White blood cells also travel to infection areas quicker. Faster
metabolism helps to get rid of toxins. Sweating and urinating are quick
ways to excrete poisons. Diarrhea can be compensated by drinking enough.
Vegetables and other healthy foods contain vitamins and fiber. Vitamins
protect cells and fiber sweeps the gastrointestinal tract clean. Garlic,
black walnut hull, cloves and wormwood are natural herbs damaging
parasites and their eggs. Treatment is usually accomplished with drugs
such as Metronidazole (Flagyl), nitazoxanide (Alinia), Mebendazole
(Vermox) and thiabendazole (Mintezol).



Nematoda - Roundworms
· Anisakis
· Ascaris Lumbricoides - Giant Roundworm
· Enterobius Vermicularis - Pinworm
· Hookworms
· Loa Loa - Eye Worm - Subcutaneous Filariasis
· Strongyloides Stercoralis
· Trichuris Trichiura - Whipworm
· Wuchereria Bancrofti - Lymphatic Filariasis - Elephantiasis
Trematoda - Flukes
· Fasciola Hepatica - Liver Fluke
· Fasciolopsis Buski - Intestinal Fluke
· Paragonimus Westermani - Lung Fluke
· Schistosoma - Blood Flukes
Cestoda - Tapeworms
· Diphyllobothrium Latum - Fish Tapeworm
· Hymenolepis Nana - Dwarf Tapeworm
· Taenia Saginata - Beef Tapeworm
· Taenia Solium - Pork Tapeworm
Protozoa
· Balantidium Coli
· Entamoeba Histolytica - Amoebiasis
· Giardia Intestinalis
· Leishmania
· Plasmodium Falciparum - Malaria
· Toxoplasma Gondii
· Trypanosoma Brucei - Sleeping Sickness
Skin Parasites
· Cimex Lectularius - Bedbug
· Dermatobia hominis - Human Botfly
· Sarcoptes Scabiei - Scabies
Pictures And Videos

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