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How Are Worm Infections Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves:
- Stool examination: Microscopic analysis of fecal samples to identify eggs or larvae.
- Serological tests: Blood tests to detect antibodies against specific worms.
- Imaging: Techniques like ultrasound or MRI may be used to locate larger parasites.

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