Worms are still common in modern society. Worms are especially common among children, hunters, fishermen and their families, as well as people living in rural areas.
Worms are a group of parasitic worms that live on, develop and reproduce inside animals and plants. Humans are no exception. Only on the territory of our country there are more than 60 types of parasites. According to statistics, every third person on the planet is affected by worms and parasites. It is believed that there is no person in the world who has not had worms at some point in his life, everyone is infected at least once.
No matter how much parents pay attention to the health of their children, how much they control the cleanliness of their hands, it is almost impossible to protect them from worms (ostriches). Children study the external environment, nature arouses interest in them. They want to touch and taste everything. There is a risk of trichinellosis and diphyllobothriasis in domestic dairy cows and those who eat fish and wild animals and birds.
Modern medical information shows that many diseases are associated with the presence of worms. For example, the connection between long-term infection with parasites and oncology has been clinically proven. Symptoms that indicate the presence of worms in humans are often misinterpreted by doctors and patients. They begin to treat non-existent diseases of the gastrointestinal system. Patients may go from doctor to doctor for a long time, complaining of fatigue. They waste time, money, and even their health by taking unnecessary medications. As a result, healing comes only by eliminating the cause of the symptoms. After appropriate treatment, all symptoms do not worry the patient.
