How can I tell if I have a parasite?

Updated on healthy 2024-03-27
6 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The easiest way is to go to the hospital, pull a lump of poop and let the group of hard-working young people in the laboratory department help you see if there are any eggs under the microscope. This is the easiest, the most straightforward, and the most practical. In this way, intestinal parasites can basically be detected.

    As for the above people, it is impossible to diagnose the blood analysis of eosinophils and the like, and allergies will also increase eosinophilia, so it will not work at all to judge with that. It mainly depends on what type of parasite you suspect you are, if you suspect roundworms, tapeworms, go to poop. There are also eggs in the stool of liver flukes, but I have only seen liver flukes for many years of work, and I have not seen lung flukes.

    Liver flukes are small in size and need to be viewed under high magnification. <>

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    There are many types of parasites, which one do you want to know?

    It is difficult to determine the physical symptoms alone, and it is necessary to have a hospital examination.

    Ascaris can be examined in the stool, and the presence of eggs in the feces means that there are roundworms in the body;

    schistosomiasis and tapeworms, blood checked;

    Hookworm, direct smear method.

    This is the main parasitic disease, and of course there are other kinds of diseases, which have corresponding methods of examination. If you feel unwell, you can see a doctor, who will ask you to do a test based on your symptoms.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    A stool test and a look for parasite eggs can be used to make an accurate diagnosis. It's the chemist's business, just send a stool sample. There's no need to guess and discern on your own.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    Here are several ways to detect it:

    Blood parasite test.

    Commonly used methods are blood smear (thin and thick) and bone marrow aspirate.

    Significance of blood parasite examination.

    1.Malaria parasite examination: Plasmodium parasite is a malaria pathogen, transmitted by mosquitoes, and the common malaria parasites are vivax, malaria malaria malaria and falciparum malaria.

    Peripheral blood smear for Plasmodium parasites is a reliable method for diagnosing malaria, and a positive presence for malaria parasites can be used as a reliable basis for confirming the diagnosis. A negative result does not negate the diagnosis, and it needs to be repeated several times or tested with genetic diagnostic methods.

    2.Microfilariae examination: microfilariae are the protozoa of filaria, and the common filarial infections in China include two kinds of filarial worms, Bansonia and Maladian, both of which are transmitted by mosquitoes. Peripheral blood smear is the main method of diagnosis, and a positive result is the basis for diagnosis, and negative results need to be repeated several times.

    3.Relapsing reponema test: Relapsing relaponema is the causative agent of relapsing fever and is transmitted by human lice. A positive result is the basis for diagnosis, and a negative result requires multiple retests.

    4.Toxoplasma examination: Toxoplasma gondii is the causative agent of toxoplasmosis, and cats and felines are its main source of infection. A positive result is the basis for diagnosis, and a negative result needs to be repeated several times, or tested with immunological methods and genetic diagnostic methods.

    5.Lido body examination: Lido body is the causative agent of kala-azar disease, a type of flagellate, which can often be examined by liver and spleen aspirate fluid, as well as bone marrow and lymph node aspirate fluid. A positive result confirms the diagnosis, and a negative result requires repeat testing.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Overview

    Parasites mainly parasitize the child's digestive system, after the baby is infected with parasites, because the parasites will destroy the intestinal wall tissue, absorb human nutrients, if not timely**, it will seriously affect the child's health. How can I tell if my child is infected with a parasite?

    How can I tell if my child has a parasite? Bellyache?

    First: After the child is infected with the parasite, there may be pain around the navel, especially when the child is hungry and has a fever. Because the parasites in the intestines are also active when they are hungry, looking for food. Causes pain around the navel.

    Second: After the baby is infected with parasites, there will be teeth grinding and drooling while sleeping. When your baby has these symptoms, it is best to take your child to the hospital in time. to find out if your child has a parasite in his or her body.

    Thirdly, after the baby is infected with the parasite, there may also be pale white patches on the face. White patches with tiny scales attached to them, which are usually not caused by the appearance of the mask, but by the appearance of parasites in the child's body.

    Precautions

    After the baby is infected with parasites, there may also be a liking to eat foreign bodies, such as: like to eat erasers, pencil heads, soil, etc., when it is found that the child has the above bad habits. It is best to take the child to the hospital to be clear**, early**.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    Go to the hospital for eggs or related biochemical markers.

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