Are Possible Combined Infections?

Parasitical Worms.com Pigs' disease, also known as' pig tapeworm disease ', is a human dog-borne infection caused by eating uncooked pork larvae, and tapeworm can go to the brain causing paralysis, which can lead to death. casualties. Currently, the specialized parasite clinic can cure pig tapeworm disease after a short course of treatment. The patient is not in the hospital
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. Shape of pig tapeworm disease
1.1. Flukes mature
Tapeworm 1-3m long, up to 8 m, the body has from 700-1000 burning Is the type of bisexual Small flukes, 4 absorption (cupping), there are 2 hook with 25-50 hook. Flukes are thin and short.



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Burns near the head are small, small, shorter in length than the horizontal. The middle segments are approximately equal in width and length. Older burns are shorter than the length (9-12mm long, 5-6mm wide). In the elderly segments, the uterus grows and contains many eggs. In each incision, there are male genital organs including the testes and vas deferens that go to one side of the flukes into the genital opening, the female genitalia including the ovaries and the uterus Each flukes have an intercourse so that fertilization will occur at different sites
Photos tapeworm tapeworm
1.2. Flukes
The eggs are yellowish-gray, inside are granular nuclei, 6 refractive index hooks can be found inside the nucleus. Eggs are round in shape, 30-50 mm in diameter, thick shell consisting of 2 layers.



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Egg tapeworm eggs
1.3. Larval
The tapeworm larvae are also called cocoons, cysts. Larvae in the muscle organization have a diameter of 07-0.8 cm, a length of 1.5 cm. In firm muscles, the larvae are elongated, but in loose parts the larvae are spherical. Larva shape is like papaya seeds, succulent. Inside the follicle is the early flukes located to one side
Images of tapeworm larvae in food
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. Development cycle
2.1 Parasitic position
Adult flukes parasitize in small intestine. Tapeworm larvae parasitize organs and organs such as brain, heart and eyes. The muscles usually have more parasitic larvae than the tongue, diaphragm, and denta muscles.
2.2. Evolution of the cycle
The eggs are burned by the old eggs and then shed from the body. Tapeworm eggs do not require time to develop in the outdoors. When a person or a pig eats an egg, the egg enters the gut and hatches into a larva.



The tapeworm larvae follow the lymphatic system or through organized layers to reach the parasite in the muscles, internal organs that develop into the tapeworm larva (Cysticercus cellulosae). Pigs with tapeworm larvae are called 'rice pigs'. After a growth period of 2.5 to 4 months, the larvae are potentially infectious. If the person ate the uninfected cocoon into the stomach, under the effect of gastric juice, the larvae escape the cocoon to develop into an adult tapeworm. Time to complete the cycle is about 5-7 months. The life span of a tapeworm is 20-30 years, possibly as long as 70 years.
Vial of tapeworm tapeworm after treatment
Some authors believe that people with adult flukes are at risk of Cysticercosis For some reason, such as vomiting, increased intestinal motility, burning of intestinal flukes with intestinal motility pushing up the stomach, burning of digestive flukes and eggs and larval cycle will be performed. According to a survey by Pham Hoang The, 54% of patients infected with tapeworm larvae had a history of adult tapeworm infection.



. So people are both the main host and the secondary host of the tapeworm.

Growth cycle of tapeworm tapeworm
3. Pathology
3.1. Pathogenesis
Metabolic products and secretions of tapeworm are toxic to most systems and organizations of the body. The parasite itself also causes significant mechanical damage
3.2. Clinical symptoms
Depending on the species, adult worms or larvae cause different symptoms.
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.2.1. Flukes mature.
Adult tapeworm causes umbilical abdominal pain, mild gastrointestinal disorders, weakness, dizziness, lightheadedness, malnutrition headache caused by food flukes, can cause anemia . However, the main symptom is that the person who is sick often has unpleasant sensations, irritated by the flukes that self-discharge from the digestive tract at any time. Flukes can cause an obstruction or semi-bowel obstruction
3.2.2. Larval
Larval diseases depend on the parasitic location of the cysts and have different manifestations:
- The disease can be under the skin, muscles: The muscles are parasite parasites such as upper limbs, abdominal muscles, chest, lower limb muscles, facial head muscles, etc.



. pea, peanut, easy to move, non-itchy, painless, located in the striated muscle, not in the path of lymph nodes. Patients with myalgia, muscle fatigue or seizures
Photos of tapeworm larvae under the skin
- Diseases in organs:
1. In the eyes: Cocoon may be in the eye socket bulging eyeballs causing double vision, double vision, especially retinal detachment causing vision loss, possibly causing blindness.

Images of tapeworm larvae moving to the eyes
2. In the brain: Depending on each stage of cocoon development, the level of neurological manifestations varies such as headache, epilepsy, mental disorders, visual disorders, memory loss.
3. In the heart: The parasite in the heart muscle causes arrhythmia, affects the heart valve and progresses to heart failure.
4. Diagnosis
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1. Clinical diagnosis
When there is a phenomenon of flukes, anatomy crawling into the anus h.

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