Effect of Schistosomiasis on Children in Nigeria

Through resolution 64/292, the UN General Assembly admitted the human rights of clean water, "Human rights on water is an essential condition for the lifetime of human dignity, which is a prerequisite for the realization of other human rights" Resolution / 292, 2010). This means that clean water is essential to people, but because they have serious health problems, not everyone has access to clean water. One of the diseases caused by dirty water is schistosomiasis which is prevalent in many African countries.

Schistosomiasis, schistosomiasis or snail disease: There are various types of schistosomiasis. They affect the skin and internal organs. This is because it is exposed to schistosomiasis or fluke with fresh water along with a snail. These worms are not found in the United States, but are common all over the world. Toxoplasmosis: Aphids transmit this infection from animals to humans. It affects the eyes, the brain and the liver. For example, it is caused by mistakenly swallowing a parasite egg when a child is playing on the ground. Approximately 14% of people in the US have antibodies. This indicates that millions of people are exposed to antibodies. Most people have never had symptoms

• Schistosomiasis causes occlusion, dysfunction, and pain in many organs / systems that may be affected, such as the gastrointestinal tract, respiratory tract, urogenital system, liver, and other organs / systems. Schistosomiasis is caused by freshwater parasites (flukes) inhabiting water contaminated with feces. In order to lay eggs, Fluke may live in certain parts of the host for 20 years, especially to lay eggs on the mucous membranes. • Malaria is prevalent in most areas of Africa and Latin America. Typical symptoms are severe fever, chills, sweating and headaches. In some cases, the symptoms may not be as serious, and may include diarrhea, abdominal pain, dyspnea, and muscle pain. Splenomegaly is very common. Less common is the possibility of serious diseases such as hemolysis, jaundice, anemia, renal failure, hemoglobinuria. Although recurrence occurs, it is rare in African tropical fever malaria patients