Out of the blue, do you have bowel problems after your vacation? Then you should know that this is not normal. It could just be that you have an intestinal parasite. No need to be worried, an intestinal parasite can be controlled relatively easily, but it can cause annoying symptoms. Below we explain everything to you.
What is an intestinal parasite?
An intestinal parasite uses the intestinal contents of its host (this can be a human or animal) to live in and from and multiply. Parasites are found primarily in contaminated water, food or feces.
We often think that parasites do not occur in the Netherlands and that they occur mainly in developing countries, due to poor drinking water supplies and unhygienic conditions. However, we can also contract an infection in our own country. The most common parasite is the arctic maggot. This one is by far the most common. In particular, pork, shellfish, pets and nurseries are a source of infection.
Parasites can cause annoying symptoms. Parasites disrupt processes in the body, and an infection can cause various intestinal symptoms, such as diarrhea, nausea, change in stool pattern and abdominal cramps. The good news is that parasites can be killed and removed from the body relatively easily with the help of an appropriate herbal supplement.
Do you have unexplained intestinal symptoms after your vacation and want to know if you have an intestinal parasite?
If so, please contact us. With a TFT fecal examination, we can find out if you are carrying an unwanted fellow passenger in the form of a parasite.
If you would like to know more about how we can help: call 088-0102300 or email us info@bodyswitch.nl
Other intestinal complaints
For other intestinal complaints you can also contact BodySwitch BodySwitch. Our orthomolecular specialists know all about gut disease and know how to treat gut disease from the root cause.
If you have frequent bowel problems, not just after your vacations, don’t hesitate to contact us to discuss whether we can help you. For more information about bowel problems and our treatment, please click on the link below.
