Tests Of Dog Tapeworms And Things To Know
The process of development in the human body of dog flukes
When a dog is infected with a tapeworm, the eggs will grow and release into the environment through the dog's defecation process. Also the dog's anus contains lots of tapeworm eggs. When dogs lick their anus and lick their bodies, they will accidentally spread the tapeworm eggs. Especially when eating raw vegetables or stroking dogs, contacting living things that have been infected with tapeworm eggs when entering the human body, if they are not phagocytic after 5 months, the tapeworm eggs will develop into tapeworms. Tapeworm cysts contain a lot of flukes
The tapeworm life cycle and the process of entering the human body
HOW SHOULD PEOPLE BE PRESENTED?
When the tapeworm invades and parasites in the body, the tapeworm will grow and pinch the surrounding organs and organs causing dangerous manifestations. When the tapeworm is broken, it will cause poisoning, allergies, hypersensitivity and flukes to form secondary follicles and experience some symptoms such as abnormal weight loss, unexplained constipation. personality, frequent bloating, flatulence or diarrhea, often feeling full or inadequate but also not hungry, tired, drowsy or dizzy, with foreign bodies in the faeces, color of eyes and pale skin lighter than normal without being sick, abdominal pain accompanied by nausea and vomiting, skin irritation and irritation, trouble sleeping or mood swings
DIAGNOSTIC DIAGNOSIS IN PEOPLE
Current techniques include blood tests for anti-Echinococcus antibodies and blood toxocara If it is positive, it means that you have been infected with this baby at some point in your life, not telling if it is present in your body or not. If you are suspected (GRAYZONE) you must have the test repeated after one month to check again for infection.
.After ingestion, this antibody will appear about 2 weeks later, and lasts for 2 to 8 years with ELISA technology. If you test again, the probability of positive is very high. If you have clinical manifestations such as persistent urticaria, eye problems, tumors in the liver, brain, toxocara (+) diagnostic serum, all other causes are removed, including a complete blood count test. eosinophilia increases when people think of you as having a tapeworm infection.
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