-
modern drugs do not
poison intestinal worms directly. Rather,
anthelmintic drugs now
inhibit an
enzyme that is
necessary for the
worm to make the substance...
- the
naked eye. Many are
intestinal worms that are soil-transmitted and
infect the
gastrointestinal tract.
Other parasitic worms such as
schistosomes reside...
- neurocysticercosis. In
extreme cases of
intestinal infestation, the m**** and
volume of the
worms may
cause the
outer layers of the
intestinal wall, such as the muscular...
-
Ascaris is a
nematode genus of
parasitic worms known as the "small
intestinal roundworms". One species,
Ascaris lumbricoides,
affects humans and causes...
-
temperate zones, and is one of the most
common cestodes (a type of
intestinal worm or helminth)
infecting humans,
especially children. As its name implies...
-
common and
widespread intestinal worm.
While light infections are
usually asymptomatic,
autoinfection through eating the eggs of
worms in the
intestines is...
- rarely,
ileus occurs due to the ac****ulation of
worms or
peritonitis due to
worms piercing the
intestinal wall. In
these cases,
severe general disturbances...
-
visible worm(s) on
close inspection. In the case of bad
infections symptoms commonly include bloody sputum, cough, fever,
abdominal discomfort,
intestinal ulcer(s)...
-
pulmonary infiltrates with
radiographic shadowing. The
worms can
occasionally cause intestinal blockage when
large numbers get
tangled into a
bolus or...
- and New Zealand) or seatworm, is a
parasitic worm. It is a
nematode (roundworm) and a
common intestinal parasite or helminth,
especially in humans. The...
