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			    by vikki on February 4, 2005
			
			
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			i would like to know about human parasitic diseases originating from reptiles consumption or contact. Things like scorces of infection of some of them . and prevention . 
 
 THANKS....   vikki	
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			    by Phobos on February 4, 2005
			
			
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			Vickki:
 
 Try the CDC website.  They track all sorts of diseases and thier sources.
 
 Al	
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			    by paleoherp on February 4, 2005
			
			
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			Hi :
 
 There are few human parasitic diseases associated with reptiles. snakes are important as a scorce of human infection with parasites . most infections are assiciated with the habit of eating raw or un cooked snakes in some areas of the world. There are a few diseases that humans can acquire with snakes:
 
 SPARGANOSIS.
 MESOCESTOIDES LINEATUS 
 NEODIPLOSTOMAISIS
 ALARIA MARCINEA
 FIBRRICOLA CRATERA
 GNATHOSTOMA SPINIGERUM
 AND PENTASTOMIASIS.   
 
 These are some of the ones i have heard of.
 
 scorces of infection may include ingestion of raw meet , ingestion of water that contains larva, in korea most cases are because of eating frogs or snakes. And also using frog muscle emulsions
 for eye drops.
 Prevention is just by avioding eating raw snakes , drinking untreated water from springs , and avoiding using a poultice made with raw snake or frog .
 
 HOPE THIS HELPS. 
 
 SHAUN
 	
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