ts1-ic
Taenia solium: life cycle.
Cysticercosis exists world-wide but is prevalent in
Mexico, Africa, South-Est Asia and South-America.
Cysticercosis: the onchospheres migrate to the tissues and develop to cysticerci. The cysticercus dies and becomes calcified. Calcified cysticerci in
muscle. Localization in muscles depends on the geographical origin
(unfrequent in american patients).
www.cdfound.to.it...
If a family member carries a tapeworm, eggs can be transmitted to others through lack of hand washing. "In such cases, the eggs travel to the
intestines, where they enter the bloodstream," Townes said. "The microscopic eggs travel throughout the body and lodge in muscle tissue, under the
skin, in the eyes, and most frequently, in the brain."
In third world countries...... if they even had a septic sytem it could not handle toilet paper. They also have little running water is many areas and
lack handwashing as a normal aspect of personal hygiene and sanitation. Additionally, Third World persons throw their used toilet paper into boxes
beside the toilet because most septic systems cannot handle paper.
When they arrive in the U.S., it’s been found that immigrants throw their used TP beside the toilet or into trashcans rather than the toilet. Thus
making the tape worm problem worse.
I'm not saying it wasn't around. I am saying that it is MUCH MORE prevelant than it was because of the illegals bringing it over.
I think it's ignorant to deny that these diseases are becoming more common.