Objective: Intestinal parasitic infection is a burgeoning health issue, especially in developing countries owing to low socioeconomic conditions, poor sanitation, personal hygiene, and lack of access potable drinking water. This study aims determine the prevalence different intestinal parasites among patients.
 Methods: cross-sectional was conducted 470 patients attending our hospital from...

BACKGROUND Intestinal parasitic infections have a worldwide distribution. High prevalence of intestinal parasitic infections in individuals with low socioeconomic status and environmental conditions was found. No study has ever been conducted on the prevalence of these infections in Jiroft. Therefore, in this study prevalence of intestinal parasitic infections was evaluated in Jiroft, Kerman Pr...

Back ground: Intestinal parasitic infections are still quite common in developing countries including Ethiopia, particularly in children. They are mostly associated with unsafe and low quality of drinking water, poor personal and environmental sanitation. Thus, the objective of this study was to assess the prevalence and determinant factors of intestinal parasites among school children. Methods...

Cage housing systems separate the hen from her excreta and, thus, break transmission cycle for most internal parasites. However, production where birds are on litter or have access to outdoors allow parasite life-cycle completion hence, these seen a resurgence of intestinal parasites (worms, coccidia and histomonads). Effective registered anthelminthics few in Australia there no products availa...

Intestinal parasitic infections, caused by helminths and protozoa, are globally distributed major causes of worldwide morbidity. The gut microbiota may modulate parasite virulence host response upon infection. complex interplay between parasites the is poorly understood, partly due to sampling difficulties in remote areas with high burden. In a large study children Guinea-Bissau, we found preva...

Food-handlers (n = 1500) attending the public health laboratory in Khartoum, Sudan, for annual check-ups were screened for intestinal parasites by 3 different techniques (direct faecal examination, formol-ether concentration and floatation) to evaluate the adequacy of annual screening. Results showed that 29.4% of food-handlers were harbouring intestinal protozoa in stool samples: Entamoeba col...

Background Most HIV clients die of AIDS related intestinal parasitic infections rather than due to the HIV infection itself. Therefore, this study was aimed at determining the prevalence of intestinal parasite and their associated factors among HIV/AIDS clients at the University of Gondar Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia. Methods Institution based cross sectional study was conducted using systema...

Intestinal parasites have become one of the most important health problems for public experts and decision-makers in many countries. In Zella city, prevalence intestinal was not studied before, therefore, current study conducted to identify city. The data this collected from records central laboratory city over period time, beginning 2015, till end 2019. A 839 samples were examined, 728 infecte...

There is limited data on the role of intestinal parasites in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) in South America. We evaluated the association between intestinal parasitism and IBS status in Peru. Intestinal parasites were detected in 43% of the IBS cases and in 51% of the controls (P = 0.4). After excluding those infected by any parasite, the IBS prevalence remained high (22%; P = 0.7). No statist...

Aim Parasitic infections, especially of the zoonotic-parasitic type, are the most important health, economic, and social problems in developing countries, including Iran. The aim of this study was to review systematically the available data on gastrointestinal parasites of carnivores in Iran and their ability to infect humans. Materials and Methods Studies reporting intestinal parasites of ca...