Nematode 101

[hurtin1]

I found a bunch of PDFs on neams here,,these are a little more scientific..Its mostly on c.elegans but gives alot of insite of the nature of them..

WormBook Search

http://www.wormbook.org/chapters/www...ongyloides.pdf

http://www.wormbook.org/chapters/www...le/cuticle.pdf

After seeing this>>

Larva currens and Strongyloides stercoralis
a variant of larva migrans caused by Strongyloides stercoralis, in which the linear progress of the lesions is much more rapid.
cutaneous larva migrans
creeping eruption; a convoluted, thread-like skin eruption in humans and other species which appears to migrate; caused by the burrowing beneath the skin of roundworm larvae, particularly Ancylostoma, Strongyloides and Gnathostoma spp. A. braziliense, A. caninum, B. phlebotomum can cause the disease.

>>>>I looked and found this from 1976

Larva Currens 1976 Army Medical Center

http://archderm.ama-assn.org/cgi/con...act/112/8/1161

Strongyloidiasis: eMedicine Dermatology
Strongyloidiasis: eMedicine Infectious Diseases
Strongyloides Stercoralis: eMedicine Emergency Medicine

After reading these,,I have come to the conclusion that there is NO excuse for doctors not to check for this,when told by patients,,,the symptoms of what is happening to them..
Just IF ,,I was going to pursue seeing a doctor about morgs,,,I would simply walk in the Drs office and say"Hi,,,Im hurtin,,and I have strongyliodes!!" And act if I have never heard of "M".............

I also noticed some of the protien structuring in some of the building of cuticles are eerily familiar with something else I have been studying...

I can see how easy it is for them to mutate............

[hurtin1]

Sorry for the D.P. but I forgot this,,and the pics in this looked like some pics posted by ???,,,of a petri dish culture..couldnt remember the thread...

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/410126_3

or,,if no worky...

Google Image Result for http://img.medscape.com/fullsize/migrated/410/126/m1801.03.fig2.jpg

[Bee]

I beleive that's what it is or part of It. A resistant strain of worms. It happens with some horses and passes on to the whole herd. The way they figure out it's a resistant strain is deteriorating health with regular deworming.
Along with multiple fecal tests. The vet said,nothing they can do with those horses. We could learn a lot from veterinarians.

This is why I beleive they never warned us about parasites, eventually the parasites become resistant to the dewormers. The vets have to keep coming up with new medicines, and it's getting tougher all the time.The last one to come out is Praziquantel.

I need to read up on Equine EPM, it's a parasite horses get from oppossum feces. I had a horse with it. They say people don't get it. I don't beleive a parasite cares what type of body they find.

And yes I tried Eqimax horse dewormer. It helped but.