Hi doctor! I have liver flukes and have been treated in Quy Nhon, after 3 months of re-examination, the liver flukes are gone and liver enzymes are high. I have not drank alcohol for 3 months but when I had ultrasound, I had a large amount of abdominal effusion and pleural effusion on both sides, the doctor gave me a prescription to drink for another month, while my abdomen was enlarged and went away. standing very hard. Please ask the doctor if the liver fluke causes abdominal effusion and pulmonary effusion on both sides, can you aspirate the fluid if taking medicine does not help? Thank you doctor!

Hi doctor! I have a large liver fluke and a multifocal fluke abscess have been treated for nearly 6 months but the fluke and the abscess have not decreased. Doctor tell me how to treat multifocal liver abscess forever?

Liver flukes in humans include fascioliasis and fascioliasis. Although fluke is not directly life threatening, it is the cause of many serious health complications.

According to the Department of Preventive Medicine - Ministry of Health, liver fluke disease includes small liver fluke and large liver fluke, this is an infectious disease transmitted through the digestive tract, the symptoms of the disease are often similar to other diseases of the liver. liver. So what is the cause of liver fluke? What are the symptoms of the disease and how to prevent it?

Although liver fluke disease in humans is easy to contract, it can be prevented if hygiene is ensured in food and drink and waste sources are properly treated.

Fascioliasis is a fairly common disease in our country due to the habit of eating raw aquatic plants and drinking raw water. So where does the large liver fluke parasitize when it enters the body and what does the liver fluke look like?

Liver fluke is a very common disease in many areas of our country. When there are signs of the disease, especially when living in areas with high rates of liver fluke in humans, patients should go to medical facilities with parasitology specialists to test for liver flukes.

Small liver flukes are a very common disease in our country, especially in some localities where the rate of small liver flukes is up to 30% of the population. If small liver flukes are not detected early and treated promptly, they will seriously affect the patient's health.

Large liver fluke is a parasite that causes damage to the liver parenchyma when people accidentally contract it. This disease also affects the whole body, causing poor appetite, weight loss and wasting. The information below will help you gain more knowledge and get examined early for proper treatment when detecting suspicious signs.

Liver flukes are parasites that can cause disease in humans and some animals. Liver flukes cannot be transmitted from person to person. Instead, people and animals become infected with liver flukes by eating contaminated fish or drinking contaminated water. So how can we diagnose fascioliasis early and accurately? The following article will help you better understand the method of using anti-fasciola antibodies to diagnose fascioliasis in humans.