… confirming the diagnosis of toxocariasis. Toxocariasis is a zoonotic disease caused … Wells’ syndrome associated with toxocariasis and strongyloidiasis involves anthelmintic … Wells’ syndrome associated with toxocariasis and strongyloidiasis. Establishing the …

Toxocariasis is a zoonosis, i.e. … . The main clinical manifestations of Toxocariasis are the visceral migrant larva … the eyes. The prognosis of Toxocariasis is good and the disease …

… threat to public health is toxocariasis – an infection caused by worms … at higher risk of contracting toxocariasis as they are more likely …

… the threat of diseases like toxocariasis, which in rare cases can …

… . Serology tests were positive for toxocariasis (positive IgG of Toxocara canis … mg twice daily) for suspected toxocariasis was ineffective. Colonic biopsies revealed … the patient’s nonresponse to toxocariasis treatment and the significant eosinophilic …

… bush.” Dog excrement can cause toxocariasis, leading to serious health issues …

… an illness referred to as toxocariasis. Symptoms may include a cough …

… faeces can cause the infection, toxocariasis, which particularly affects children between … -years-old. If swallowed, the toxocariasis larvae can result in infection …

… prone to infection.21 Human toxocariasis, higher in rural and impoverished …

… . These are Chagas disease, cysticercosis, toxocariasis, toxoplasmosis, and trichomoniasis. Chagas disease … a sexually transmitted protozoan parasite. Toxocariasis, caused by roundworm, and toxoplasmosis …