Parasite infestation in the form of worms, which come in numerous different species, is quite common. Worldwide, close to two billion people are said to be affected. The WHO estimates that circa 200,000 people die each year from the parasites. The most widespread worms are the tapeworm, roundworm and pinworm. In some cases, they are … Worms in the Intestine: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Consumption of infected and inadequately heated beef can lead to infection with bovine tapeworm (Taenia saginata). It is a parasitosis with a benign course. In Central Europe, due to well-established drugs, the disease has now become rare. What is bovine tapeworm? Tapeworms live as parasites in the intestines of humans or other vertebrates. There are … Bovine Tapeworm: Infection, Transmission & Diseases
Antiparasitics are used in the control of various parasites. They act against parasites that live on the host (ectoparasites) as well as parasites that infest the inside of the host (endoparasites). There are also preparations that act against both forms of parasites at the same time. What are antiparasitic drugs? Antiparasitics fight the many different … Antiparasitics: Effects, Uses & Risks
Definition A parasite is to be understood as a small animal that infests its so-called host, exploits it and thus harms it. The host can be either a plant or an animal. The parasite uses the part of the host it needs to feed on it or to reproduce in it. Parasites that remain on … Parasites in the intestine
Associated symptoms The accompanying symptoms of an infection with intestinal parasites depend on the type of parasites. Most intestinal parasites share problems that affect the digestive tract. This can lead to stomach cramps with nausea and vomiting. In addition, intestinal parasite infections in some patients are conspicuous by an unclear weight loss. This is due … Associated symptoms | Parasites in the intestine
Therapy for intestinal infestation with parasites For the treatment of parasites in the intestines, drugs, natural remedies or, in rare cases, surgery can be used. If an infestation of intestinal parasites is suspected, a doctor should be consulted, as he or she can determine the type of parasites and thus initiate the best therapy. Medication … Therapy for intestinal infestation with parasites | Parasites in the intestine
Which doctor will treat this? A parasite infection should always be treated by a doctor. If you suspect a parasite infection, you can first consult your family doctor. After his examination he will decide whether it is really a parasite infection or a harmless gastrointestinal infection that he can treat himself. If there is an … Which doctor will treat this? | Parasites in the intestine
A cyst is a fluid-filled cavity in tissue that is sealed from the rest of the tissue by cuticles (epithelium). This is referred to as encapsulation. In addition, cysts may be divided into several chambers. In this case, the fluids occurring in the cyst may consist of proportions of pus, tissue water, and blood. What … Cyst: Causes, Treatment & Help
Definition Tapeworms (cestodes) belong to the flatworms (Plathelminthes). There are well over 3000 different species. All types of tapeworms live as parasites in the intestines of their end hosts. They do not have a digestive tract (endoparasites). The structure consists of a head (scolex) and the limbs (proglottids). In addition, tapeworms are hermaphrodites and can … Tapeworm
Duration The time between the uptake of the tapeworm eggs and the onset of the disease (incubation period) depends on the life cycle of the tapeworm. It takes weeks to months for a worm to fully develop and reproduce. Cattle and pig tapeworms can live up to 20 years. There is a fecal-oral risk of … Duration | Tapeworm
It is found in the steppes of Central Asia and is also known as wormseed as a medicinal plant. The citron flower (lat. Artemisia cina) may only be used in the form of finished preparations because of its poisonous content. Not only as a remedy for worm infestation, it has a firm place in homeopathy. … Citrus Flower: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
It is not without reason that it bears the nickname of infernal grain. Still valued as a medicinal plant in the Middle Ages, conrade is now used only in homeopathy. Once spread like a weed in the fields, the plant was almost eradicated because of its toxicity and is now protected as a field wild … Conrade: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
