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An ova and parasites exam is a relatively routine examination that people with severe diarrhea might undergo if they are admitted to a hospital. As the name suggests, the test checks for the presence of parasites and their eggs. Parasitic infections are relatively rare in the United States, but it is possible to contract them. A parasitic infection can cause diarrhea, cramping, and other intestinal symptoms. A healthcare professional may wish to test for parasites if they suspect that a person may have come into contact with them. An ova and parasites exam provides them with a way to confirm or rule out the presence of parasites in a person's stool. This article reviews what an ova and parasites test is, who needs it, and more. An ova and parasites test is a relatively common exam that checks for the presence of parasites and their eggs in a person's stool. Healthcare professionals often order it as part of diagnostic testing when a person gets admitted to the hospital for sev

Fascioliasis is a disease of herbivores animals and humans. It is a neglected foodborne disease of zoonotic significance and caused by many species of trematodes of the genus Fasciola . By Shahid Ahmad, Manahil Waheed, Muhammad Kasib Khan, Muhammad Adnan Sabir Mughal Its distribution is worldwide and depends upon the lymnaeid snails as an intermediate host. These snails lived mostly in slightly cool and humid areas where eggs and juveniles can survive. Liver flukes are the cause of disease in most grazing sheep and cattle. It has been noted that Fasciola hepatica affects about 300 million cattle and 250 million sheep while Fasciola gigantica causes a loss of about 3oo missions US dollars annually worldwide. The disease due to F.gigantica has been mostly reported in tropical and sub-tropical parts of the world because the snail which is the intermediate host is naturally present in these areas. Life cycle: Adult liver fluke lives in the bile ducts and

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Epidemiological profiles The prevalence of C. sinensis infection and the proportion of persons ingesting raw freshwater fish refer to Additional file 1: Table S1 [17, 19]. The epidemiological profiles of C. sinensis prevalence and raw-freshwater fish-eating practice were similar in different endemic levels, namely higher prevalence of C. sinensis and proportion of raw-fish-eating practice in male compared to female and in elder people compared to children. Overall, the DALYs per 1000 was 6.4, ranging from 0.2 to 34.3 in different counties. It was 0.5 in children ranging from 0 to 7.3, 4.6 in adult female ranging from 0 to 26.0, and 10.5 in adult male ranging from 0.2 to 42.9 (Additional file 1: Table S2). In adult female, the YLDs per 1000 was 4.3 and the YLLs per 1000 was 0.3. In adult male, the YLDs per 1000 was 9.7 and the YLLs per 1000 was 0.8. Cost effectiveness In very high prevalence group, cost to treat single infected case in selective chemotherapy was USD 10.6 in adult mal