Trichinella spiralis is a parasitic roundworm that lives in the small intestine of humans and causes disease. The cause of helminthiasis can be caused by eating undercooked pork or rat meat.

Trichinosis can occur in people of any age. In particular, people who often eat raw or undercooked meat are at high risk of contracting trichinosis. So where do trichinosis parasites live and what diseases do they cause?

Intestinal worm infection is a common condition in children today. The consequences of worm infection are anorexia, slow growth, malnutrition, anemia and even death due to complications of worm infection. Abdominal pain due to worms in children is a typical sign that helps to recognize and effectively treat this condition.

Parasitic worm infection is a common disease in the world. If there is no timely treatment, the disease will progress to severe appendicitis, peritonitis, hypoproteinemia, etc. Ultrasound is considered the most effective imaging diagnostic method to help detect parasitic worms in the early stages of the disease.