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   What are the causes of amoebiasis?

   • Amoebiasis is also known as amoebic dysentery. It is caused by a protozoan parasite of the human large intestine, Entamoeba histolytica. They are cosmopolitan, they live in the large intestines and produce eggs or cysts, which are passed out of the body with the stool. It results in diarrhoea and colitis.

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   What is the treatment for amoebiasis?

   • The cases of amoebiasis which are not complicated are generally being treated by a 10 day course of metronidazole which are being taken as a capsule. Doctors also sometimes prescribe medication for controlling the nausea if the patient needs it. The cases which are complicated and have a tendency to damage the infected organs, may need surgeries.

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   What are the symptoms of amoebiasis?

   • Amoebiasis typically presents as mild to moderate diarrhea, blood discharge, colitis, peritonitis and tissue death. In most of the cases, the patients may develop dehydration and anemia due to loss of water and blood respectively.

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   How is Amoebiasis transmitted?

   • Amoebiasis is the infection which is caused by one of the microorganisms which transmits through contaminated food or contaminated water. Amoebiasis can be caused by living in areas which have poor sanitary conditions. The food and water which is being contaminated by feces of infected people and if we ingest then it can cause Amoebiasis.

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   7 hours ago · E. floccosum: This refers to Entamoeba floccosum, a parasitic amoeba that causes intestinal amoebiasis, not a fungal infection like candidiasis. M. audouinii: This is Microsporum audouinii, a fungus that causes tinea capitis, a type of fungal scalp infection (ringworm). It’s distinct from Candida albicans, which can cause candidiasis in ...

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   11 hours ago · • In the 7MM countries, the amoebic abscess accounts for 3-9% of all cases of amoebiasis • The most common abscess infection is caused by Staphylococcal bacteria