Parasites can be checked by routine blood tests, stool routine, routine urine tests, endoscopy, diagnostic imaging tests, blood smear staining and its immediate observation and other seven checkup new items. Parasites are checked blood night, feces, female secretions and so on. Checking out the parasite pathogenic bacteria is the most intuitive basis for diagnosing parasitic infectious diseases. Depending on the location of the parasite, samples such as blood and feces will be taken. Repeated examinations should be done for minor cases to prevent errors of judgment. Some parasites live in the skin tissue and organs, this method of examination is not effective, we have to use the medical immunology examination method.

1. Blood tests. This test analyzes the presence or absence of inflammation in the body, measures the presence or absence of abnormalities in the level of molecular biological markers such as antigens and antibodies of parasites, and detects various types of parasites.

2. Stool routine. This is a frequently used method of parasite screening, which can detect tapeworm eggs, larvae, and other tissues of parasites from the patient's fecal process. It depends on what kind of test is needed, for example, to check for intestinal parasites, then the sample taken is usually feces, or you can do the relevant intestinal parasite inventory, such as feces to look for larvae of intestinal parasites can be diagnosed.

3. Urinalysis. According to the examination can assess the existence of biochemical composition of the presence of abnormalities, to check whether there are red blood cells or pathogenic bacteria in the sense of seven.

4. Endoscopy. According to the endoscopic examination can directly notice the location of parasitic infections, and get a small number of organizations to give pathology examination.

5. Diagnostic imaging. The parasites in the liver and in the stomach and intestines can be diagnosed at an early stage by diagnostic imaging tests such as nuclear magnetic **** vibration and ultrasonography.

6. Blood smear staining. This is an effective way to check for signs of parasitic infection.

7. Immediate observation. For epidermal parasites, such as scabies mites, fleas, etc., usually can be left from the epidermis of small rash, tunnel construction-like rash, most physicians can be diagnosed based on clinical symptoms.