Explain How Other Parasites May Affect The Body

Gut worms are a type of roundworm that infect cattle in their stomach by causing eggs to form in their feces. Also known as Parasitic Gastroenteritis (PGE), this disease causes the cattle industry to lose millions of dollars each year.

Infection is when foreign bodies such as bacteria, fungi and parasites invade your body these germs can cause disease and can even lead to amputation or even death in the host body. An infection may cause no symptoms or it may cause symptoms where you become really symptomatic and be hospitalized.

in humans are caused by 5 parasite species, P. falciparum and P. vivax are 2 of the species

Infection is the process where germs enter a susceptible area in the body, where they multiply, resulting in disease.

Most parasitic diseases can not be contracted in the United States but when traveling, you can catch it. Luckily, you can take some precautions to avoid contracting them. There are some diseases contracted by consuming contaminated water and food. Some of the preventative measures that should be taken to avoid this is keeping away from drinking the water, swimming only in designated swimming areas, not swimming in freshwater and avoiding swallowing water when swimming, steer clear from cooked food from street vendors, raw vegetables, and unpasteurized dairy foods such as milk or cheese. You should also get specific vaccinations before entering different countries like diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, Influenza, Measles, Polio, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis

Tapeworms are parasites that can live in your intestines. When a tapeworm lives inside of you, it is called a parasitic infection. An adult tapeworm can grow very long and can live inside of a human for many years.

Giardia is a microscopic parasite that can infect people or animals. These parasites get into the intestinal tract of its host where it lives until it passes through to the outside in the feces. This is where the parasite can affect another person or animal.

Typically, a parasite is known as any organism, which lives off or benefits at the expenses of another organism, its host. When the non-mutual symbiotic relationship between them end up with the host being killed directly by the organism, then it is better known as a parasitoid. On the other hand, when the organism makes an intermediate host more prone to die due to be eaten by the next host, then it is named a trophically transmitted parasite. In order to survive, they all depend on transmitting themselves from one host to another one. Some of them have the ability of manipulating their host’s behavior in order to achieve a successful transmission. In other words, the way humans and animals think or behave could be being controlled by some

External parasites include fleas, scabies, beetles, mites in the ear, skin etc ... it can cause itchy skin peeling. Some internal parasites have pinworms, whipworms, parasites ... We live in the intestinal tract; consume nutrients and make cats grow slowly, anorexia, diarrhea, dehydration ... and if it is severe and untreated, cats can be fatal.

In humans the larval form of the worm cannot develop in the stomach so it moves into the muscle of its human victims. It would then travel to under the skin. It would then move throughout the body for a period of 4 to 12 years. The migration of the worm through the body is due to it not being use to a human host. The migration of the worm can lead to the brain and cause death in particularly severe cases.

hominis gets inside the intestinal tract. All we know is that the cyst wall thins out and thickens thorough the intestinal tract, and then it exits through the exertion in form of feces. Therefore, the parasite will be transmitted in many ways. But, the form that spreads the most parasite is the feces-oral method. For example, if someone uses the restroom and does not wash their hands, and afterwards they go into the kitchen and handle food they are spreading B. hominis to the person who will take the food. B. hominis has no know signs or symptoms. Someone who has B. hominis might not even know unless they are tested for it’; since, the symptoms are difficult to show. But, it is well known symptom that this parasite shows are diarrhea. In result of this, the parasite is carried through diarrhea or digestive

Heartworms are caused by the parasite Dirofilaria immitis. These parasites can be transmitted to dogs through the bites of mosquitoes. If a mosquito bites an infected dog, it can transfer the infected blood to a healthy dog, causing it to become infected with heartworms. These parasites can cause damage to the heart, lungs, and arteries. It can lead to heart failure and lung disease. If a dog is not treated, these parasites can become fatal to a dog’s health.

If you have ever lived or even visited a place that is common for parasites you many have a higher chance of receiving them. Doctors may take a stool or urine sample, which will identify microorganisms in the stool or urine. Blood tests can find infections in the blood. Muscle or skin biopsy can find infections that affect the muscles or skin. Ultrasounds can reveal worms in the lymph nodes. X- Ray can show large worms in the abdominal area. Tape test is usually used for pinworm infections, the doctor applies a sticky piece of tape to the skin of the anus and then is able to examine it under a microscope. There are many ways people can be diagnosed with a parasite. It is very important to go to a doctor right when you start to have any signs or even think it may be a parasite so the problem can be taken care of as soon as

Infections are caused by infectious agents including viruses, bacteria, nematodes such as roundworm and pinworms and others such as tapeworm. Hosts can fight infections using their immune system.

Then, when the parasite’s victims swim in the water, snails release the larvae parasites into the water and they penetrate the person’s skin. Then, the parasites live in blood cells, and some grow up to attack organs and others go back into the water through poop.