How to Recognize Symptoms of Cryptosporidiosis (Crypto)
Know if you are at higher risk., People who have contracted Crypto will begin to show symptoms of the parasitic infection in 2-10 days (usually 7 days)., There are also certain situations that can put people at higher risk.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Know if you are at higher risk.
For some people Crypto can be a serious, even fatal infection.
The following is a list of those who may be at higher risk:
Those with inherited diseases that affect the immune system People with AIDS/HIV Cancer patients Organ transplant patients Anyone who is taking immunosuppressive drugs Infants and young children -
Step 2: People who have contracted Crypto will begin to show symptoms of the parasitic infection in 2-10 days (usually 7 days).
The following is a list of symptoms to look for:
Watery diarrhea Vomiting Nausea Dehydration Weight loss Fever Stomach cramps or pain , Here are a few at-risk groups:
Children who attend day care Childcare workers People who drink from untreated shallow, unprotected wells.
Hikers, backpackers, or campers who drink untreated, unfiltered water.
Parents of infected children.
Caregivers of those infected.
People who handle infected cattle.
Those exposed to fecal matter through sexual contact.
International travelers. -
Step 3: There are also certain situations that can put people at higher risk.
Detailed Guide
For some people Crypto can be a serious, even fatal infection.
The following is a list of those who may be at higher risk:
Those with inherited diseases that affect the immune system People with AIDS/HIV Cancer patients Organ transplant patients Anyone who is taking immunosuppressive drugs Infants and young children
The following is a list of symptoms to look for:
Watery diarrhea Vomiting Nausea Dehydration Weight loss Fever Stomach cramps or pain , Here are a few at-risk groups:
Children who attend day care Childcare workers People who drink from untreated shallow, unprotected wells.
Hikers, backpackers, or campers who drink untreated, unfiltered water.
Parents of infected children.
Caregivers of those infected.
People who handle infected cattle.
Those exposed to fecal matter through sexual contact.
International travelers.
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