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- Taenia solium is also known as the pork tapeworm and belongs to the Taeniidae family of cyclophallid cestode.
- It is most commonly found in the pork eating countries.
- From humans, it may be passed to the pigs through huamn faeces and contaminate their fodder.
- Infection by the mature T. solium of the intetstines is called taeniasis.
- This diesease is generally presented with mild symptoms which may be non-specific.
- Diagnosis of an infection with taenia solium can be done by microscopic examination of stool sample.
- Investigation should also be made if the segments of tapeworm have been passed by the individuals in their stool.
- Collection of stool sample must be done on 3 different days and analysed for the larvae eggs by a microscope in lab.
- After 2-3 months of establishment of tapeworm infection, eggs of tapeworm can be detected in the stool.
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