Roundworms are parasites that live in your intestine, first of all, we should know why parasites happen. These worms spread with water and food items only. And in the rainy season, chances of their development on the higher side. Today we are showcasing 8 early signs of parasites in your body. Prevention is better than cure!

The weird thing about these parasites are. that even if are unable to get into the body their eggs get into our body. And they multiply their self inside the body and they are high in numbers and then they start showing their effects.

Here we’re going to compile a few different ways you can know if you have a parasite or not.

Hunger:

Since these little creatures feed off of whatever you eat, your stomach isn’t ever truly full and you feel a constant need to snack.

However other cases may experience a lack of hunger as well.

You can’t sleep:

Parasites can live in your stomach or in your intestines, and when it’s the latter, they tend to keep you up at night since that’s when they’re awake.

Intestinal issues:

This is one of the most common symptoms. If you’re having a hard time with your bowel movements, or are experiencing flatulence, swelling or burning sensation chances are you have parasites.

Exhaustion:

If your mood isn’t the best, and you can’t seem to feel rested no matter how much time you spend in bed, these little “bugs” could be the cause.

They steal our nutrients and leave us feeling drained due to the lack of vitamins and minerals. This affects us both physically and emotionally.

Skin irritations:

Our bodies react negatively in more ways than one, and sometimes the presence of an unwanted parasite can manifest itself on our skin through rashes, hives, dry skin patches or even sores and wounds.

Joint problems:

Muscle pain, soreness, and a strange aching sensation in your joints are all indications that you’ve contracted parasites by eating raw or undercooked meat or drinking contaminated water.

Anemia:

One of the most recurrent blood diseases can be caused by a parasite called the hookworm, which lives in the ground and normally invades us through our feet. They like to feed on our blood, causing us to not have as much as we need.

Teeth grinding:

As mentioned before, parasites are more active during the night and early morning hours, causing us to sleep fitfully and restlessly, leading to unconscious teeth grinding and clenching.