Fece Parazit
Lamblia is one of the single-cell parasites (protozoars) that parasitize in the human body. This parasite causes diseases that mainly affect the intestines, but it can also cause general diseases. This parasite parasites in the small intestines, gallbladder tracts, and colon.
The parasite is found in the vegetative form that is responsible for multiplication in the human body and in cystic form, which is responsible for environmental infection and transmission of this parasite. The sick or carrying person serves as the source of infection, and the spread takes place by fecal-oral pathways through various factors such as contaminated food, contaminated water or through pollution between people (wash hands) etc.
Lamblia parasite cysts can live in water for several weeks and are resistant to its chlorination. Most often humans swallow cysts, as they are more stable in the external environment. Cysts, after passing the stomach, multiply and pass into the small intestines, in the gallbladder paths and can reach the liver. So it is a common parasitosis that affects especially children so examination of fece parasite is advised