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==Pathogenesis==

==Pathogenesis==

Adult worms bury the thin anterior into the intestinal mucosa and feeds on tissue secretions from the damaged cells rather than blood. The invasion of the worm causes [[Eosinophilia|eosinophilia]] in the host animal as it mounts an immune response against the worm. The most common clinical signs are:

Adult worms bury the thin anterior into the intestinal mucosa and feeds on tissue secretions from the damaged cells rather than blood. The invasion of the worm causes [[Eosinophilia|eosinophilia]] in the host animal as it mounts an immune response against the worm. The most common clinical signs are:

* Diarrhoea

* [[Diarrhoea]]

* [[:Category:Enteritis, Catarrhal|Catarrhal enteritis]]

* [[:Category:Enteritis, Catarrhal|Catarrhal enteritis]]

* Anemia

* [[:Category:Anaemia|Anaemia]]

* Dehydration

* Dehydration