noun
- Plural of helminthiasis; diseases or infections caused by parasitic worms (helminths) in the body.
Usage: Medical/scientific term; Plural form; Common in tropical and subtropical regions
Examples
- Helminthiases are among the most common infections worldwide, affecting millions of people.
- The doctor diagnosed several helminthiases in patients from endemic regions.
- Public health campaigns focus on preventing helminthiases through improved sanitation.
- Children in developing countries are particularly vulnerable to helminthiases.
- Treatment of helminthiases often involves antiparasitic medications.
- Helminthiases can cause malnutrition and developmental delays in infected individuals.