what are the consequences of not deworming?
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Worm infection may result in the deterioration of adult productivity; effect cognitive progress thereby reducing literacy; and even hamper one's nutritional status. Lack of appetite, tiredness, anaemia, fever, itchy bottom, loose bowels, abdominal pain and vomiting are some of the common symptoms of worm infestation.
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['Vacuum.', 'Temperature.', 'Radiation.', 'Motion sickness.', 'Bone and muscle deterioration.', 'Fluid redistribution.', 'Disruption of senses.', 'Additional physiological effects.']
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Some people may have no symptoms at all, others may have more serious complications like increased risk for heart disease, sluggish detox, miscarriages, and more. Children may be at a more increased risk for ADHD, learning disabilities, autism, or autoimmune disorders.
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['Stomach irritation and ulcers.', 'Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding.', 'Increased potential for bruising.', 'Exacerbation of asthma symptoms.', 'Increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and blood clots.']
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['constipation,', 'diarrhea,', 'nausea,', 'fatigue,', 'gas,', 'heartburn,', 'headache, and.', 'mild muscle pain.']
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Effects of Worms on a Baby's Growth They impair children's health in the following ways: Worms cause the loss of iron and protein, and often lead to anaemia in children. Roundworms result in the malabsorption of nutrients.
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['Fines. Perhaps the first and most obvious consequence is the possibility of the organisation being fined for non-compliance. ... ', 'Imprisonment. ... ', 'Loss of Reputation. ... ', 'Loss of Current or Potential Staff. ... ', 'Down time and Loss of Productivity.']
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['loss of appetite.', 'weight loss.', 'skin infection around the anus if bacteria enter any scratches caused by itching – wearing cotton gloves while sleeping may help prevent this.', 'difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep (insomnia)', 'bedwetting.']
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Harmful if swallowed. Avoid contract with eyes, skin and clothing. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling. Do not apply to humans, pets, plants or contaminate feed, foodstuffs, dishes or utensils.
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['major blood loss.', 'damage to surrounding tissues, including the bladder, urethra, blood vessels, and nerves.', 'blood clots.', 'infection.', 'anesthesia side effects.', 'bowel blockage.']
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Dirt is not the new superfood. Quite the contrary: dirt is the home of some nasty parasites, including a type of worm call toxocara, which can make you extremely ill. These worms are invisible to the naked eye–you can't see them crawling around–but they can cause devastating disease and even death.
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['Muscle damage. Injury to the rings of muscle at the end of the rectum (anal sphincter) may make it difficult to hold stool back properly. ... ', 'Nerve damage. ... ', 'Constipation. ... ', 'Diarrhea. ... ', 'Hemorrhoids. ... ', 'Loss of storage capacity in the rectum. ... ', 'Surgery. ... ', 'Rectal prolapse.']
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While each parasite affects dogs differently, there are some general warning symptoms that dog owners should be aware of. Intestinal worms may cause: Diarrhea. Abdominal pain.
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['Anal itching, especially at night.', 'Restless sleep.', 'Itching of the vaginal area -- if adult worms move to the vagina.', 'Feeling irritable.', 'Abdominal pain that comes and goes.']
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From the age of two years old, children and adults should be dewormed once every 6 months. It would be ideal to do it as a family and to have a set date to do so twice a year. The consequences of not deworming often lead to uncomfortable instances of stomach pain and vomiting.
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What kind of problems do tapeworms cause for the dog? Tapeworms are not highly pathogenic (harmful) to your dog, but may cause debilitation and weight loss when they occur in large numbers.
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Dogs don't always show any signs of dog worms Despite this apparent good health, internally the worms can be causing serious issues (e.g. Lungworms can stop the blood from clotting) and can cause the dog to shed dangerous worm eggs (e.g. Toxocara canis).