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However, sometimes there is a serious nature: focal lesions
observed in the lungs, hives, fever, bowel obstruction, liver ab-
scesses and appendicitis. Ascariasis enables the progression of
infectious diseases in chronic form, and worsens the course of
many diseases.
Accurate diagnosis of fi rst-phase ascariasis is based on de-
tection of ascarid larvae in the sputum. Radiography may be
of great help in the migration phase of ascariasis. Diagnosis of
the late (intestinal) stage is based on the detection of ascarid
eggs in the feces. The intestinal phase of ascariasis, excretion of
ascarid eggs is possible, provided that there are individuals of
diff erent sexes in the intestine. If ascariasis is suspected, tests
should be carried out three times with intervals of 1-2 days.
Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) is widely used in
modern laboratory diagnosis of ascariasis.
Application:
The “Ascaris” program is used for one month at all phases of
ascariasis. The frequency of use is no more once every 3 days.
The course of treatment is not less than 10 sessions.
After the “Ascaris” antiparasitic program, the “Drainage ther-
apy” detoxifi cation program is recommended. A prerequisite
for carrying out drainage therapy is to drink plenty of clean,
a non-carbonated and unboiled water, equivalent to not less
than 30 ml. per kilogram body weight per day.
It is necessary to normalize the stool: empty the intestines
every day for eff ective elimination of parasites and their toxins.
It is advisable to combine the anti-worm program with taking