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Health

Parasites

Ectoparasites of animals and humans

Ectoparasites are organisms that feed on other organisms, but do not penetrate the body, but live outside the body (from Greek ektos - outside, outside), that is, on the skin or in the upper layers of the skin.

What do flea bites on human skin look like and how to treat them?

It is known that insects can cause allergies, skin itching, dermatitis. But the greatest danger is that fleas are carriers of many dangerous infectious diseases.

Pinworm eggs in feces in children: symptoms, treatment, how to get rid of

A common parasitic disease among adults and children is enterobiasis. Let's consider the causes of the disease, its pathogen, routes of infection and treatment methods.

The hepatic scalpel: structure, ways of infection, stages of development, prevention

A dangerous parasite that affects the liver and causes fascioliasis is the liver fluke. Let's look at its life cycle, routes of infection, and methods of destruction.

Capillariasis or dangerous consequences of overseas business trips

Some parasitic diseases are more widespread, while others, such as capillariasis, are very rare. However, both deserve careful study, because no one is immune from infectious infection.

Bites of domestic bedbugs on the skin: symptoms and treatment at home

Bedbugs mainly live in places where people live - in multi-story apartments, private houses, summer cottages, and in some cases in hotels or recreation areas.

Bovine tsetse: infection, development cycle, structure

The tapeworm lives inside the intestines and can pose a serious danger to the human body.

Swine tsetse in humans: characterization, symptoms, treatment and prevention

According to the classification of zoonotic parasites, the pork tapeworm or pork tapeworm (Taenia solium) is a cestode of the order cyclophyllidea of the family Taeniidae.

Fasciola

Fasciola (common fasciola) is a flatworm from the trematode class. It affects livestock and causes loss of live weight, decreased milk yield and death of animals. Fascioliasis (a disease caused by liver fluke) occurs quite rarely in humans.

Giant biped

This parasite is widespread in African and Asian countries, but cases of infection are also possible in Ukraine.

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