Various types of parasites can exist in the human body for a long time and cause very special health hazards.
Many people suffer from serious diseases caused by parasites. At the same time, many people do not know whether there are pests in the intestines and other organs.
Every parasite known to science has unique characteristics that adults should understand.
Risk of infection
So far, the scientific community has known more than 200 kinds of parasites, and the human body is their habitat.
has studied in detail how pests spread to the most beneficial habitats. We can say that each type of parasite has its own "specialization".
Many worms live in the gastrointestinal tract. There are also parasites that parasite the liver, lungs and even the brain.
Almost everyone is attacked by parasites. It may also be an adult or a breastfed baby.
A huge danger is the presence of parasites in children. First of all, this is reflected in health. Babies often get sick for no obvious reason.
The physical and mental development is delayed. Determining the cause of the disease is not so easy, although it is often a "lie".
It is enough to do some research to determine the type of parasite and prescribe a treatment plan.
A large number of adults are at risk because their professional activities are related to the processing of raw materials contaminated by worms.
Certain types of parasites are highly resistant to environmental effects and are difficult to destroy.
Pest species
The appearance of parasites in the human body is always accompanied by certain signs.
The special thing about this situation is that the symptoms are usually very weak and it is difficult to detect the presence of harmful organisms without special research.
The following types of worms parasitize the body:
- round;
- tape;
- Flicker.
When compiling this classification, external characteristics must be taken into account, and parasites have many common characteristics regardless of their type.
Different shapes of hooks and suction cups are designed to make it easier for the parasite to fix its position in a certain position.
The life cycle of many parasites includes several stages. Moreover, species such as worms have two "owners"-a man and a pet.
Closed loop migration provides these pests with the ability to survive and reproduce. During the movement, the parasite enters the human body and feeds on it.
This function is inherent to all microorganisms in the intestine or other organs. Only useful species are included in innovative activities, and parasites are included in destructive activities.
In this case, humans need to support beneficial organisms and suppress harmful organisms.
Worms
Round includes include. It is an orange parasite and has no suckers.
The spindle shape allows it to migrate through various organs and penetrate into the smallest openings and folds. This type of parasite can invade the lungs or pancreas.
The eggs laid by the worm are protected by a strong shell that can withstand the damaging effects of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. In most cases, people are infected by eating unwashed vegetables and fruits.
Worms enter the body in exactly the same way. From the appearance, it is a light gray pinstriped worm that grows to 10 mm. Parasites have begun to harm humans in the larval stage.
The larvae develop into mature specimens that secrete toxic enzymes that can stimulate the intestinal mucosa.
Adult pinworms can penetrate the deep layers of the small intestine and continue to penetrate. In this case, a serious disease called peritonitis develops.
Another round parasite that lives in the large intestine is whipworm.
After ingestion, the following symptoms appear:
- Headache and dizziness;
- Persistent abdominal pain;
- Sleep disorders.
Vlasoglav is named for its external characteristics-the worm is very thin, 50 mm long. Parasites are the causative agent of trichomoniasis.
The body will never go beyond its limits-only the worms can be eliminated, and then the parasites will be excreted with the feces.
Tapeworm
The appearance of parasites in the human body follows a similar situation. Pork and cattle tapeworms that eat tapeworms enter the body when they eat meat, and pork and beef are contaminated by the Finns.
In appearance, these Finns or larvae are white bubbles, similar to millet shelling.
After reaching the intestines, the larvae become deeply rooted and begin to develop into mature parasites. In most cases, the disease is asymptomatic.
About three months later, the worm has been able to reproduce. The length of this pest reaches ten meters or more.
The presence of tape worms in the body can cause severe tendinopathy. The parasite of Echinococcus bandana is a more serious threat to human health.
For this parasite, the human body is an intermediate haven. The main owners are animals-dogs and cats. People get infected through diet-through oral contact with animals they love.
After reaching the intestine, the egg begins to develop into a larva, which has six hooks for fixation.
As the blood flows, they are taken to various organs and are most often fixed in the liver and lungs.
Echinococcus grows up and begins to destroy surrounding tissues. Sometimes a sufficiently large parasite is mistaken for a tumor.
Pneumococcus is another representative of banded parasites in the human body. After the larva penetrates the intestine, it will quickly develop and penetrate the wall of the small intestine, and be carried by the bloodstream through various organs and systems.
Like Echinococcus, the parasite is fixed in the liver and starts destructive activities.
Alveolar bacteria take the form of a multi-chambered bladder called a small oocyst. These larval cysts can invade liver tissue and become cancer-like metastases.
The blood supply of liver tissue is interrupted and necrosis begins, which poses a serious threat to human health and even life.
Fluke worm
Thetape bug list contains a single parasite called a fluke.
The following species are particularly dangerous flukes:
- Cat fl Xing;
- fasciola;
- Schistosoma.
Liver pathology is more common in human diseases than other organ diseases. The fluke is named for its anatomical structure.
There are multiple suction cups on the parasite's body. With these suction cups, the pest can be fixed in a certain place and penetrate deep into the biological tissue.
Cat flukes are most commonly found in the gallbladder and pancreatic duct.
Fluke enters the human body along with fish that are not sufficiently pickled or boiled.
In people affected by this pest, the body temperature rises sharply, an unreasonable cough appears, and a rash appears on the body. If you do not take emergency measures, the person may die.
Drinking uncoiled water, Fasciola is absorbed by the body. Under the patient's pampering, it can cause chronic jaundice.In recent years, schistosomiasis caused by a rare parasite has become more and more common.
The explanation of the fact is that many people have begun to visit tropical countries where this pest is widespread.
Preventive measures
Medical practice shows that parasites are more likely to take root in the intestines than other organs.
Various pests are able to adapt to living things that exist in the liver, lungs, heart, brain and even eyes-only this list fully illustrates the dangers parasites pose to human health and life.
Different types of parasites can enter the body individually or in combination, which will increase the severity of the disease.
In order to prevent any pests from entering your body, just follow the basic rules of food hygiene and hygiene requirements.
Uninterrupted supervision of young children should be maintained, especially when going to the countryside or going to sea in summer.
Nowadays, there is no need to eat raw meat or fish, including Stroganin. This kind of rude behavior should stay in the past forever, so as not to expose your body to unreasonable risks.