How to remove parasites from the human body

The human body needs a lot of vital energy to support its daily activities. Exercise consumes energy, and consumption requires energy replenishment. This is why people will eat a lot of food. When eating, you must pay attention to hygiene, wash your hands before eating, check whether the food is spoiled, and make sure to eat cooked meat. But many times, diseases still come from the mouth, which will cause many parasites to be produced in the human body and affect human health, so it is necessary to eliminate the parasites in the human body.

There are many parasites in the human body, such as roundworms and pinworms in the intestines. You can take intestinal worm clearing.

Antiparasitic treatment. If there are mites on your face, you can use medicated soap such as sulfur soap to clean it. Of course, there are also special mite removal agents. The presence of parasites in the human body is mainly related to your lifestyle and living habits. For example, eating frogs/small freshwater seafood, or being stung by insects while working in the water can all cause the disease. They may all be the intermediate hosts of the parasite. Also, not eating food raw and cooking it thoroughly is the key to prevention.

Most parasitic diseases are transmitted through the mouth, such as ascariasis, pinworm disease, hookworm disease, and hookworm disease. Schistosomiasis is an infection through the skin. And malaria, filariasis. Kala-azar and other diseases are spread by blood-sucking insects such as mosquitoes and white ash.

To prevent parasitic diseases:

(1) Pay attention to personal hygiene, cut your nails frequently, and wash your hands before and after meals.

(2) Prevent insects from entering the body through the mouth. Do not drink raw water, do not eat raw or undercooked fish, meat, shrimp, or crab, do not eat rice or pork, and wash raw fruits and vegetables.

(3) Avoid contact between hands, feet and skin with moist soil or crops where hookworm filariformes are lurking.

(4) Avoid contact with infected water in schistosomiasis epidemic areas.

(5) Check and treat sick patients and animals.

(6) Protect water sources.

(7) Improve the environment, prevent and kill mosquitoes, and kill insects such as white ling that spread parasitic diseases.