Human Infection with the Nematode sp.: A Case Report from Bulgaria.

Iran J Parasitol

Department of Parasitology, Regional Health Inspectorate, Varna, Bulgaria.

Published: January 2024

We report a case of infection with the zoonotic nematode sp. in a 24-year-old woman from Varna, Bulgaria. Two days before seeking medical attention, the patient had noticed a filamentous mass in her buccal mucosa that migrated when touched with the tongue. She manually removed a thread-like worm from the mucosa near her lower lip. Albendazole was prescribed for three days. The patient had no history of travelling abroad or contact with animals. To our knowledge, this is the sixth case that has been reported in the country.

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