Genming Z, Brinkmann U K, Qingwu J, Shaoji Z, Zhide L, Hongchang Y
Department of Epidemiology, Shanghai Medical University, PR of China.
Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health. 1997 Sep;28(3):545-50.
Seven hundred and eighty-five individuals from an area endemic for Schistosoma japonicum had parasitological and physical examinations done. A morbidity questionnaire was also administered to each participant. Among those with S. japonicum infection, there was a significant increase in diarrhea, blood in the stool and weakness during the previous two weeks. The severity of the disease appears to be related to the history of schistosomiasis japonicum and these results give further justification for treatment of the infected individuals and those severe morbidity groups in community based chemotherapy programs designed to reduce morbidity in endemic areas.
对来自日本血吸虫病流行地区的785人进行了寄生虫学和体格检查。还对每位参与者进行了发病情况问卷调查。在感染日本血吸虫的人群中，前两周腹泻、便血和虚弱症状显著增加。疾病的严重程度似乎与日本血吸虫病病史有关，这些结果为在旨在降低流行地区发病率的社区化疗项目中治疗感染者和重症发病群体提供了进一步的依据。
