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How To Know If You Have A Parasite?
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They can spread or increase in numbers which can result in a parasitic infection known as sepsis. Sepsis is also known to people as blood poisoning, which can kill the host, and as such, it requires early diagnosis and quick treatment to keep the host alive.
They can spread or increase in numbers which can result in a parasitic infection known as sepsis. Sepsis is also known to people as blood poisoning, which can kill the host, and as such, it requires early diagnosis and quick treatment to keep the host alive.
Signs That Would Help You Know You Have A Parasite
– Aching or painful joints.
– Teeth grinding when sleeping.
– Quick change of mood, fatigue, tiredness, or depression.
– You don’t feel satisfied after eating.
– Unexplained skin irritation, eczema, hives, rashes, or rosacea.
– You have difficulty falling asleep, or you wake up too frequently at night.
– You had iron deficiency anemia before.
– You have had diarrhea when you travel internationally.
– You have been struggling with digestion issues after you had food poisoning.
– Unexplained bloating, diarrhea, constipation, nausea, or gas.
The Various Examples Of Parasitic Infections
– Malaria is a parasitic infection that affects people in North America, tropical areas, and in developing countries.
– In North America malaria can be contracted through contaminated water which is referred to as Giardia infection. It can also be contracted from cats, which is known as toxoplasmosis.
– Trypanosoma cruzi, which results in Chagas disease.
– Amebiasis.
– Roundworm or toxocariasis.
– Pinworm or E.vermicularis.
– Tapeworm or Cysticercosis. Echinococcosis is a tapeworm that is found in sheep and dogs that can be passed to humans.
– Trichomoniasis is a parasite that is sexually transmitted.
How To Prevent Parasites From Getting Into Your System Or Prevent Them From Growing If They Already Live In Your Body?
Do not swim or drink from streams, rivers, or lakes, as you might not be able to tell if they have sewage.
Use only Swimming pools that have been chlorinated.
Eat well-cooked foods, drink water sealed in bottles. Avoid using ice with questionable production sources, and eat fruits with peels that were properly washed with clean water. For example, you could wash the fruits with a sealed bottle of water before eating.
If you work with animals or in Gardens, always use hand gloves and wash your hands properly after working.
Use doctor prescribed malaria medications to protect yourself from malaria when traveling to places affected by malaria.
Avoid sugary foods or carbohydrate foods found in refined foods, dairy products, juices, or fruits.
You can use honey as a food sweetener as it is healthy.
Drinking a lot of water can help to free your system from parasites. Consuming foods that are high in fiber can help to eradicate parasites. Eating raw carrots, pumpkin seeds, beets, garlic, or pomegranate can help to kill the parasites in your system.
Probiotics can help to keep the digestive tract free from parasites or impurities but may not be ideal for every patient. These probiotics include bifidobacteria, saccharomyces boulardii, lactobacillus acidophilus, and Lactobacillus Plantarum.
Zinc can help boost the immune system, but it might not be suitable for people with HIV/AIDS or people using some antibiotics as medication.
