These are some of the symptoms we had when infected with the E. histolytica parasite. Most people associate parasites with loose stools but in most cases of infection, it's quite the opposite of that unless one of the amoebas has made it's way outside of the intestinal wall and then things can change dramatically. It's scary and gross to think about but that is what these parasites like to do. We thought we should share these 5 symptoms with our viewers, especially important for those people that live in a developing country.
We're an Expat Family of Five, Living Frugal, Healthy and Happy Abroad. We lived in Cuenca Ecuador for five years and now we are in Salinas Ecuador where our adventure continues.We vlog several times per week where we share crucial insights and every day experiences to help others see what its really like to live in a Latin American country.
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