【1/3 of the liver is eaten!】 Women infected with horrific parasites] The parasites in the world are diverse and destructive. Recently, a woman infected with a parasite was actually eaten 1/3 of her liver, which sounds horrible!
The infected person is reportedly from Guilin, Guangxi. Recently, she has been feeling bloated and sore, nauseous, and can't find a reason. After many earth-made treatments and still no improvement, she finally went to the big hospital for medical treatment. The doctor was surprised after using endoscopic retrograde pancreatic cholangiography (ERCP), which turned out to be infected with an extremely rare and terrifying parasite, giant flaky chizoma.
Cases of infection with this liver fluke are very rare, and have only been reported in Iran, Turkey and other countries before, and there have been no relevant reports in China, so the literature at home and abroad can rarely find relevant information. Compared with the common liver flukes, the giant flaky flukes of the liver are much larger. For example, the giant flake-shaped flukes in this woman's body, the size is about 3.5X2.0cm, the overall shape of the flake, roughly equivalent to 2 1 dime coins, larger than previously reported abroad.
Even so, compared to human organs, giant flaky trematodes appear very small. However, it was this little parasite that actually ate 1/3 of this lady's liver (usually adult livers are 25cm long and 15cm high)! This caused severe damage to her internal and external bile ducts, which led to the above symptoms.
So, how did such a terrible parasite enter this lady's body?
According to the doctor, the lady probably ate the cold raw fishy grass to let the parasite take advantage of it. In addition to houttuynia cordata, horseshoes, green onions and other vegetables may be contaminated with giant liver flakes of flukes and spread to humans. Therefore, when you usually eat vegetables, you must cook them well and try not to eat unclean raw food.
The lady was lucky because she went to the doctor in time to avoid further harm. If infected with giant flaky trematodiasis and not treated in time, it can lead to liver damage and may even lead to liver failure and death.
In addition to this liver fluke that parasitizes on the surface of plants, there are also some liver flukes that parasitize animals such as cattle and sheep. Therefore, no matter what food you eat, try to ensure cleanliness and hygiene, and cook as much as possible before eating, you can avoid these parasitic infections. #女子肝脏被罕见寄生虫吃掉1/3 #
