Why are little girls' feet full of parasites

Parasites can grow in various parts of the human body, sometimes in the intestines, and sometimes on the surface of the body due to personal hygiene issues. There are many ways to be infected with parasites. The food you eat, things that touch your skin, the surrounding environment, etc. can all cause people to be infected with parasites. Especially people with low immunity are more likely to be infected with parasites. There is a little girl whose feet are full of parasites. Let's analyze what is the cause of parasitic infection.

The infection can be caused by accidentally ingesting eggs of Taenia solium, or by self-infection due to the presence of Taenia solium parasites in the body. By eating raw meat, will other people also be infected with cysticercosis? Doctors say parasitic infections vary from person to person

For some people who secrete more gastric acid, a small number of parasites can be destroyed by gastric acid after entering the human body, and will not cause much harm to the human body.

But for most people, after eating pork infected with red worms, the eggs will enter the intestines, and develop into adults in the intestines, which is what people often call "red worm disease". Some of the eggs will develop into larvae, enter the intestinal wall, and then enter the blood, lymph, and muscles to "settle down" in various parts of the body and become "cysticercosis". Where did her "cysticercosis" come from? Cysticercosis, commonly known as cysticercosis, is a disease caused by the larvae of Taenia solium, namely, cysticercosis, parasitizing various tissues of the human body.

According to the different sites of cysticercosis, it is divided into brain cysticercosis, ocular cysticercosis, cutaneous cysticercosis, etc. Among them, the most serious is the one that parasitizes in the brain tissue.

Cysticercosis and trichinella in pork, hydatid cysts in beef, and wide-mouthed nematodes in snails are all common parasites that humans are easily infected with.

Generally speaking, most parasites in meat and seafood are proteins, and most of them can be killed by high temperatures. Doctors recommend that meat products should be heated as much as possible before consumption to prevent parasitic infection. After people eat "rice pork", parasites will breed in their bodies and some worm eggs will also be excreted. If you use feces to water vegetables, insect eggs will enter the vegetables, and if they are not cleaned properly, they may enter the human body again. Therefore, vegetables must also be washed and cooked. Washing hands promptly before meals and after defecation can also effectively prevent parasites from entering the body.