What is Heterophyiasis?
What is Heterophyiasis?
- Heterophyiasis: Infection with a type of intestinal fluke (Heterophyes heterophyes). Infection usually occurs through eating raw or undercooked contaminated freshwater fish. The adult fluke attaches itself to the intestinal wall and causes ulcers which may be asymptomatic unless there is an extensive infestation.
Heterophyiasis: Introduction
Types of Heterophyiasis:
Broader types of Heterophyiasis:
How serious is Heterophyiasis?
Complications of Heterophyiasis:
see complications of Heterophyiasis
What causes Heterophyiasis?
Causes of Heterophyiasis: see causes of Heterophyiasis
What are the symptoms of Heterophyiasis?
Symptoms of Heterophyiasis:
see symptoms of Heterophyiasis
Complications of Heterophyiasis:
see complications of Heterophyiasis
Heterophyiasis: Testing
Diagnostic testing: see tests for Heterophyiasis.
Misdiagnosis: see misdiagnosis and Heterophyiasis.
How is it treated?
Doctors and Medical Specialists for Heterophyiasis: Infectious Disease Specialist
;
see also doctors and medical specialists for Heterophyiasis.
Treatments for Heterophyiasis:
see treatments for Heterophyiasis
Name and Aliases of Heterophyiasis
Main name of condition: Heterophyiasis
Other names or spellings for Heterophyiasis:
Heterophyes heterophyes
Source - Diseases Database