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An organism that uses another organism (called the host) for some aspect of its life cycle is considered a parasite. An example is the single celled protozoan Giardia. It inhabits the intestinal tract of wild animals. Their excrement enters the water supply. Water treatment doesn’t always kill this organism so when we drink water containing this parasite it now enters the human intestine, reproduces and causes abdominal discomfort and loose, foul smelling stools.
There are thousands of parasites and more are being discovered every year. Those that we know infect humans number in the hundreds.
It depends on the type of parasite. Some come from the bite of certain insects. Others enter through food or liquids. A few can penetrate the skin, or other body orifices when going barefoot or swimming. Pets and domesticated animals can be a source of infection.
Inflammation and possibly destruction of the tissues in which the particular parasite inhabits are the main problems. For example in the gut, one or more symptoms of irritable bowel such as nausea, gas, bloating, cramping, constipation or diarrhea may occur.
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