How to check for schistosomiasis enteropathy

Suspected schistosomiasis enteropathy, need to carry out stool examination, blood test, serology, colonoscopy and imaging examination, etc., to confirm the diagnosis and evaluation of the disease. Suspected schistosomiasis enteropathy, need to carry out the following tests: 1. Stool examination: This is the most common method of diagnosis of schistosomiasis enteropathy. The doctor will collect stool samples from the patient and examine them microscopically for Schistosoma eggs or other eggs. 2. Blood routine: Check the patient's blood for anemia, abnormal white blood cell count, etc. to assess the impact of Schistosoma infection on the body. 3. Serological examination: Determine whether Schistosoma infection occurs by detecting specific antibodies or antigens in the blood. 4. colonoscopy: For patients suspected of schistosomiasis enteropathy, doctors may recommend colonoscopy. Colonoscopy can directly observe the intestinal mucosa and detect whether there are lesions caused by schistosomiasis infection, such as polyps and ulcers. 5. Imaging: X-ray, ultrasound, etc., can be used to evaluate the structure and function of the intestine and exclude other intestinal diseases. The above tests should be selected and performed according to the patient's specific conditions and the doctor's advice. Before the test, patients should inform the doctor of their medical history and symptoms so that the doctor can make an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. It is important to note that schistosomiasis enteropathy is a serious disease that can lead to serious health problems if not treated promptly. Therefore, once schistosomiasis enteropathy is suspected, seek medical attention as soon as possible and receive relevant examinations and treatment.