The topic Myiasis of the Intestines you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Intestinal Myiasis.

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• Myiasis is primarily a skin disease caused by several species of parasitic fly larva (of taxonomic order Diptera). The fly larvae (maggots) cause disease in humans and other vertebrate animals by feeding on the tissues. The infection is usually characterized by a painful, itchy, boil-like skin lesion that contains the parasite within it
• Intestinal Myiasis is described as an accidental myiasis where ingestion of contaminated food or water containing fly eggs/larvae cause Myiasis of the Intestines. The causative agents include the lesser housefly (Fannia canicularis) and flesh fly (Sarcophaga sp.). Bedridden or mentally disabled individuals who keep their mouths open while sleeping are also at risk for infestation; the flies lay their eggs around the mouth, which get inadvertently swallowed by the host
• Intestinal Myiasis is not generally known to cause severe tissue destruction and serious complications within the gastrointestinal tract. However, an early management of the condition using suitable medications can result in a good prognosis

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