How to determine whether there are parasites in the intestines

Diseases caused by parasites living in the human intestines are collectively called intestinal parasitic diseases. Common ones include protozoa and helminths (including roundworms, hookworms, pinworms, red worms, whipworms, amoebas, giardia, Trichomonas, etc.). There are many types of intestinal parasites, and their parasitic process in the human body is complicated, and the lesions they cause are not limited to the intestines. Clinical symptoms and signs vary depending on the type and site of infecting parasites and the immune status of the human host.

How to check for intestinal parasites

As we all know, the intestines are the favorite place for parasites to move around, and they are not easy to be discovered. When there are parasites in the intestines, we will lose our appetite and have stomach pain, which will affect our spirit, work, and mood. Therefore, it is important to regularly check for parasites in the intestines. Once parasites are found in the intestines, they should be removed immediately. The body is the capital of revolution, and health is the most important.

First, the presence of intestinal parasites is mainly determined through stool examination. The main symptoms usually include extreme weight loss, indigestion and stomach pain.

Second, the best methods for examining intestinal parasitic diseases are colonoscopy-enhanced CT and MRI, which are very useful for diagnosing intestinal diseases.

Third, intestinal parasites are common parasitic diseases in the human intestine. They do not cause any symptoms, but children, the weak or malnourished people are more likely to experience symptoms. Therefore, we should pay more attention to children's physical condition in daily life.

Therefore, when we become thin and often have stomach pains, we should go to the hospital to check whether it is an intestinal parasitic disease, and then choose a method that suits us for treatment, so as not to miss the best time for treatment.