suolinkaiset
Suolinkaiset, scientifically known as Ascaris lumbricoides, are parasitic roundworms that infect the small intestine of humans. They are one of the largest and most common intestinal nematodes globally, with infection rates particularly high in areas with poor sanitation and hygiene.
The life cycle of the suolinkainen begins when a person ingests eggs present in contaminated soil, food,
Infections can range from asymptomatic to severe, depending on the worm burden. Light infections may cause
Diagnosis is typically made by identifying the characteristic eggs in stool samples or, less commonly, by observing