Articles About Parasite Testing

There are many different ways to test for parasites. Evidence of parasites can be found in stool samples, urine examined under a microscope, or by analysis of our blood’s immune system chemicals. But in some situations, a blood test is the most accurate and only practical option for finding certain…

Concerned about Toxoplasma gondii exposure? This guide goes over the toxoplasma gondii parasite test, deciphering test results, and explaining their potential implications for your health—with an eye on what it means for expectant mothers. Understand what a positive or negative result could indicate, and how to proceed, without wading through…

Blood Parasite Smear Test Explained (With Photos) Detecting many blood parasites, including malaria, depends on the blood parasite peripheral smear test—a simple yet powerful diagnostic tool. This guide demystifies the test, highlighting its use in accurately diagnosing parasitic infections and what to anticipate from the results. Key Takeaways Blood parasite…

Live Blood Parasite Analysis – A Useful Diagnostic Tool? If you’re searching for a direct and detailed view of parasitic activity in your blood, live blood parasite analysis (LBA) might be what your holistic doctor orders. This method uses microscopy to spot live parasites. Let’s break down how this analysis…

When I Would Use Each of Our Tests I know it’s hard to decide which of our 8 different tests you should take. So I’m going to explain how I would personally use each one of them, and hopefully that helps! Please email me at support@parasites.org or call/text (303) 699-9474…

Pinworm Infection Guide: Symptoms, Testing, Causes, and Treatments Pinworm is a common parasitic infection in North America that affects millions of people (especially children) and can cause discomfort and potential complications if left untreated. This guide covers the symptoms, causes, and treatments for pinworm infection. We also explain the pinworm…