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"name": "How are intestinal worms transmitted?",
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"text": "Intestinal worms, also known as geohelminthiases, are transmitted through the ingestion of food or water contaminated with soil containing worm eggs. Poor hygiene practices contribute significantly to their spread."
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"name": "What are the common types of intestinal worms?",
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"text": "The most prevalent types of intestinal worms include Ascaris (roundworm), Trichuris (whipworm), and Ancylostoma (hookworm)[[1][]."
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"name": "How do intestinal worms affect children's health?",
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"text": "Intestinal worms reside in the digestive tract,interfering with nutrient absorption. They can lead to malnutrition,anemia,stunted growth,and developmental delays in children."
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"name": "What are the symptoms of intestinal worm infection in children?",
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"text": "Common symptoms include pallor, weight loss, irritability, a bloated abdomen, and anal itching, particularly at night. In some cases, worms may be visible in the child's stool [[2]]."
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"name": "What precautions can be taken to prevent intestinal worm infections?",
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"text": "Preventive measures include wearing shoes, washing hands thoroughly before eating, washing fruits and vegetables, and ensuring food, especially meat
