there are a few rare cases of heartworm in humans, where it is usually found as a single worm in the lung versus heart.
there are rare cases since humans are not a natural host for heartworm, it is usually in animals but cannot be spread from animal to animal.
symptoms are trouble breathing, coughing, vomiting, weight loss, fatigue etc.
If you think you have heart worm from a pet, it is unlikely but if you match the symptoms you should see a doctor.
Not a hundred percent sure... I'm sure it's definitely B or D though.. hope I could help
Bacteria respond better to medications that attempt to eradicate the contagious illness than viruses do.
If you contract a contagious illness by coming in contact with infected blood, this would be considered contraction through direct contact.
Because protozoan infections are highly variable, doctors often use a different medication for each that is highly specific and effective against the certain type of protozoan.
(There are a lot more though)
:) Hope this helps some.
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It is important to warm up your muscles before a workout because if your body is resting and not ready to move a lot you are more at risk for pulling a muscle or rolling an ankle or injuries of the like.