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I heard that eating Taenia saginata can lose weight. Is it true?/You don't say.
Taenia saginata is unsafe to lose weight, which can be achieved by doing more exercise.

You can strengthen physical exercise, such as running, playing badminton, playing basketball, controlling food intake, transforming body fat into muscles, massaging legs and arms every day, eating more bananas, turning hula hoops every day to slim your waist and abdomen, eating more fruits and vegetables, keeping enough sleep and walking for half an hour after dinner.

Symptoms and signs

The incubation period is about 3 months from swallowing cysticercus bovis to the appearance of insect nodes or eggs in feces. The severity of symptoms is related to the number of parasites in the body. Mild people may have no symptoms, and severe people may even die of complications.

White plaque found in feces is the most common symptom and often becomes the chief complaint of patients when they seek medical treatment. When the pregnant period is more than feces, it will be discharged with feces, and often automatically climb out of the anus with one or two or three segments connected, wriggle around the anus for a short time, and slide to the perineum or thigh, so the patient feels anal pruritus discomfort. Almost 100% patients have this symptom.

Abdominal pain is the most common symptom of gastrointestinal tract, and about half of cases have abdominal pain. Abdominal pain can be in the upper abdomen, around the navel or without a fixed position. It can be dull pain, dull pain, tingling, tingling or burning sensation, and a few patients may have colic. In addition, nausea (15.7% ~ 46%), vomiting (1 1%) and diarrhea (10% ~ 50%) may occur. Loss of appetite or ADHD is more common. A few patients also have nervous system symptoms such as dizziness, nervousness, insomnia, seizures and syncope, as well as allergic itching, urticaria and nodular itching.

physiopathology

Taenia saginata is parasitic in the small intestine, which can travel from jejunum to ileum and adsorb on the mucosa of the small intestine, with little pathological changes. However, when the number of parasites is large, the sucker of tapeworm head segment can compress and damage intestinal mucosa, and some areas have mild subacute inflammatory reaction. When the detached segment moves along the intestinal wall and is blocked by ileocecal valve, the movement is enhanced, causing spasm and abdominal pain. It can also lead to partial intestinal obstruction due to insect clustering.