opisthorchosis

opisthorchosis is a parasitic infection caused by liver flukes.

chronic opisthorchosis can lead to serious liver complications.

the disease opisthorchosis is prevalent in southeast asia.

opisthorchosis is often associated with consuming raw fish.

diagnosis of opisthorchosis typically involves stool examination.

treatment for opisthorchosis includes praziquantel medication.

public health measures aim to prevent opisthorchosis in endemic regions.

opisthorchosis symptoms may include abdominal pain and fever.

liver damage from opisthorchosis can be irreversible in late stages.

education about opisthorchosis helps reduce transmission rates.

opisthorchosis remains a neglected tropical disease in many countries.

blood tests can help confirm opisthorchosis infection.