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AmoebiasisDefinition Amoebiasis is an infection of small intestine, which is caused by an protozoan called Entamoeba histolytica. This is usually contracted by ingesting water or food contaminated by amoebic cysts. Amoebic abscesses may form in the liver , lungs , and brain and else where in the body. They enter the body through the mouth when the contaminated food or drink is swallowed. There are several different species of amoeba, but the most dangerous, such as Entamoeba histolytica, live predominantly in tropical areas. People living in rural areas or persons traveling in such areas are at highest risk of developing this disease, which occurs when something infected with the parasite is eaten or swallowed. There are mainly two types of amoebiasis:
Causes of AmoebiasisSome Possible Causes of Amoebiasis includes:
Symptoms of AmoebiasisSymptoms of amoebiasis includes
Treatment of Amoebiasis
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