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Consequence of infection with gi nematodes, in particular the hookworms, but heavy t. Trichiura infections have

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Answered by Sonalibendre
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Anaemia is a major consequence of infection with GI nematodes, in particular the hookworms, but heavy T. trichiura infections have also been found to cause iron-deficiency anaemia (Gilgen et al. 2001).

Answered by Anonymous
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Ascaris lumbricoides, along with whipworm and hookworm, is a type of parasite known asa soil-transmitted helminth (STH). The roundworm lays eggs, which then pass in the person's stool, or poop. It can spread when an infected person defecates near farmland or crops.

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