The Bugs That Lay Eggs All Over Your Body
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
- For some bug babies, your body is home sweet home. Human botfly larvae, for example, burrow under your skin, forming a pus-filled pimple. Meanwhile, thousands of young loa loa worms can travel throughout your body -even across your eyeball! Lets explore all the awful ways these creepy crawlies have children beneath your skin.
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Who’s body felt uneasy and pain inside after hearing this?
I'm alright with the skin bugs, but it's the bugs and worms that get inside us that scare me.
I am covering myself with plastic now 😓
Thank god I'm not the only one
Me..
me！
I could have lived my whole life not needing to know this
Me too me too *sniff
@Montenegrin Brocialist-Stalinist bruh
I agree😶
Ayy man I know you
You go to my school
Wow. CZcams just made me paranoid of everything now
SAAAAAAAAAAAAME
Yeah thanks CZcams
Calm down dude for we all are dead after watching this
Oh god im never going on the beach ever again
I'm also scared of breathing now 😂
Oh god why did I click this and watch it all the way to the end
Kylee Faren wait you couldn’t of watched the video that quick?
我 不知道
ikr
我 不知道為什麼
有誰看的懂嗎?
Now time to sleep peacefully
OK的
Alien from area 51 lol
Oh god
@@ilcwm162 oh lawd he commin 😰
Sleep while bugs moving inside you
The worms crawl in
The worms crawl out
The worms play pinochle on your snout.
They eat your eyes
They eat your nose
They eat the jam between your toes
And when your bones decay and rot
The worms are left and you are not.
A song my grandma taught me when I was 6. She is a twisted person.
Edit: my grandma has passed back in December so now I shall carry on her memory by singing this in public randomly to creep people out
It's the hearse song I know it from a book
No
The worms crawl in
The worms crawl out
You can't explain that.
- Bill Orly?
Keen memory, dude
@@grisly-bear585 thanks! My memory only works when it's trivial stuff like this, but when it comes to the important stuff like math or names I blank.
im too scared to eat and walk on sand now....
It’s rare
I dont like sand
I’m going to the beach tomorrow help me-
wait, "eat"?
@@thekarakhighway It's rough, course and irritating and gets everywhere
HOW TF DO I SLEEP NOW?!?!?!
RIP
RIP your sleep
You can't now...
Sleep on the side covering your eyes and mouth and don't cover your nose- it'll make it hard to breath ._.
i was scared of this kind of shit like my whole life so since i can remember I've been sleeping with my hair covering my ears and using the blankets to cover the same hair that covers my ears. i know it might not help because i sometimes wake up in a whole different position but the hair always remains in my ears and i feel a little more secure about sleeping if i do that
*sees pimple*
Me:.... oh no
Lmao😂
“BUT the parasites can be helpful, so maybe we can use-“
*nO.*
Well actually if you read my comment it explains why some bugs actually help you no offense by the way😥🤗
We have cosmetic to heal....no need of worm
Says the weakling
*True story:* I never knew cockroaches could crawl into human ears until it happened to my ex's sister. She went to hospital complaining she felt movement and pain inside her ear. When they checked, they found a small roach trying to burrow into her ear canal. To get it out, they had to quickly kill the roach without scaring it (or it'd burrow harder and damage her ear drum). My ex didn't tell me what they used to kill it, but the roach died and they used thin tweezers to pull it out. After he told me about her experience, I wore ear plugs to sleep for 2 weeks 😅
I felt bad for his sister, her siblings would tease her about it.
I bet you they wouldn't tease or if it happened to them because it very well could there are so many more bugs nowadays it's crazy. A lot of people have some type of parasites and they never even know it usually your body handles them on its own but when not treated certain ones can really create havoc and even cause disease
@@joerillarilla8524 do you know if parasites can cause ALS symptoms.
Holy Crap This is True Horror
Sad
Ads
Same
daS
SAD
I didn’t want to click on this video but my mind was like,
“It could happen”
I work at a veterinary hospital, and you would not believe how large botfly larvae can become if they are trapped under a dog’s skin. It’s absolutely disgusting removing them.
After seeing the "MONSTERS INSIDE ME" show
I started to fear every insect's in the planet
Me: man I’m glad I can finally relax, stress free🤩
CZcams Algorithm: yea……nah😑
I’m scared to sleep or stand in one place and not move.....ima move around like a maniac
Hey... stop Bugging me!
There's a BUG!
In the game
Ew!
After seeing this my stomach and body felt like there was something moving and then I freaked out loll
Same
Did not watch carefully that part 😓
Thanks... I'm allergic to everything now
😂
That's why I cover my whole body when sleeping
I could have lived a normal life until i watched this video
I saw Shinichi and Ran(holding up peace sign) in profile the first time I saw
Very much now abnormal
rip that person with the cockroach
wait? did he died?
@@l0nedoesgaming107 idk
Yes he did there was a undiscovered baby roach that ate some of his brain that cost him a seizer and death.
The tape worm larvae can only get to other organs when the eggs are eaten, not when you have the worm in your guts (taeniasis). That only happens when humans are the accidental primary host, taking the place of cows and suines (cysticercosis).
Woah I distinctly remember seeing a stranger with loa loa worms on their eyes but didn't think much of it. The only reason why I remember it is because I was creeped out when I saw it moved! Worms NEVER crossed my mind and I didn't care to know either, but now I'm horrified! Holy sheet. Good thing that was YEARS ago and I DIDN'T SEE ANY WORMS ON MY EYEBALLS SO I'M FINE
Maggots and leeches are already being used in some US hospitals today. They can keep a wound clean and free of infection if the hospital patient can stand it.
it cost you £0 to not say this and you said it anyways
Life was fine until I watched this,
I’m staying home for the rest of my life
Face mite suddenly seem like a good pet😶
@Maria Shamim but you have it already 🤔
Robert Fernandes yea
@Teseo The serial Experiment Well, then you'll have dry face, since they eat your face oil.
Aight imma head out to mars
Goodbye!
Hey , how's life in Mars? You've been there for 9 months already!
@@RRC879 everything alright, except Tony.. Tony has been living in the cave for 2 weeks without food or water even oxygen
One time I had a nightmare that there's a bug that was going inside of my ear. I woke up crying lmao. And that is why I regret watching this video
This is why I shout out my parents when they open the door too long and then flies start to come it like that one big fat fly.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SHOWING ME THIS VIDEO. I FEEL VERY *COMFORTABLE* SLEEPING TONIGHT.
Half of my brain before clicking the vid. "Come on dude, that's new info."
After watching my brain's ranting " you'll regret why u click this!"
How many times random science video in my recommendation gonna ruin my life
I seen a video once of a worm inside someones eyeball , very gross
True horror!!!
Why I have watched this
Lol me to
I’m gonna wash my feet whenever I go to the beach for now on ...
When I just learned about face mites rn I started to deeply touch my face
Loa Loa worm:
Loa loa is commonly found in Africa. People at the highest risk for acquiring loiasis are those who live in the rainforests of West or Central Africa. Furthermore, the probability of getting bitten by a deer or mango fly increases during the day and during rainy seasons. The flies are also attracted to smoke from wood fires. These flies do not commonly enter houses, but they are attracted to the houses that are well lit, so will congregate outside.
Travelers can be infected in less than 30 days after arriving in an affected area, although they are more likely to be infected whilst being bitten by multiple deerflies over the course of many months. Men are more susceptible than women due to their increased exposure to the vectors during activities such as farming, hunting, and fishing.
Reports of microfilaremia have been made in Angola, Benin, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Nigeria, and Sudan, and possibly rare cases in Chad, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Uganda, and Zambia. Of the 10 countries that have high rates of infection, about 40% of the people who live in the area have reported being infected with the worm in the past. The population in high-risk areas is about 14.4 million; in addition, 15.2 million people live in areas where around 20-40% of people admitted to having the worm in the past.
A study performed to review reported cases of L. loa in nonendemic countries in the past 25 years reviewed 102 cases of imported loiasis, 61 of them from Europe and 31 from the USA. Three-quarters of the infestations were acquired in three countries considered endemic: Cameroon, Nigeria, and Gabon. In the subjects viewed, peripheral blood microfilariae were detected 61.4% of the time, eye worm migration 53.5% of the time, and Calabar swellings 41.6% of the time. A trend appeared in the symptoms of the patients where Calabar swellings and eosinophilia were more common among travelers. African immigrants tended to have microfilaremia. Eye worm migration was observed in a similar proportion between the two groups. Only 35 of the patients underwent clinical follow-up. The researchers concluded that L. loa would end up migrating to Europe and the United States, due to increased travel to already endemic regions.
Prevention:
Currently, no control programs or vaccines for loiasis are available. However, diethylcarbamazine treatment is suggested to reduce risk of infection. Avoiding areas where the vectors, deer and mango flies, are found also reduces risk. This includes swamps, bogs, and shaded areas near rivers or near wood fires. Fly bites can be reduced by using insect repellents such as DEET and wearing long sleeves and pants during the daytime. Permethrin treatment on clothes is an additional repellent that could be used. Also, using malaria nets can reduce the number of fly bites acquired.
Treatment:
In the western part of Africa, an increase in prevalence has been associated with the distribution of ivermectin, which is used to prevent the infection of onchocerciasis, which is also very prevalent in the same region. Patients with L. loa who are treated with ivermectin have extreme adverse effects, including death.
Ivermectin has become the most common antiparasitic agent used worldwide, but can lead to residual microfilarial load when given in the management of loiasis. Treatment with ivermectin has shown to produce severe adverse neurological consequences in some cases. These treatment complications can be increased in individuals co-infected with onchocerciasis. Some of these patients experienced cases of coma and resultant encephalopathy, parkinsonism, and death. After about 12 hours, the first signs start to appear and include fatigue, pain in joints, mutism, and incontinence. Severe disorders of the consciousness start to develop after about a day.
Although Ivermectin is a common treatment for loiasis, *the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends treatment with diethylcarbamazine (DEC).* Symptoms may be resolved with as little as 1-2 courses of DEC. DEC is chosen over Ivermectin because evidence supports its ability to kill both the adult worms and the microfilariae, which are the main cause of the severe neurological problems mentioned above. In some cases, albendazole may also be an effective treatment used to reduce the microfilariae prior to treatment with DEC. The body's response to albendazole is slow, so the patient being treated must be monitored closely and frequently to ensure it is effective.
I am now paranoid that even air can hurt me, crawled up in a corner and panicking! Help!!!!
Was it only me who read the thumbnail as "women under your skin" 😂
lol I did that to
Me: **had a scoleciphobia*
Also me: "i'll click it anyway"
Same
Same , i rather die then touching worm but like this is some interesting fact. Regret it tho.
For like 10 years, I had pinworms and they were so annoying but I got this medicine and they went away. Turns out out family has a history of parasites
Humans are to Earth as bugs are to humans
Correct
Thats so true, humanity is so stupid and wasteful, with only a couple humans being smart and not wasteful.
Im having a stroke reading this
I’m never going outside ever again.
One time during sleep a bed bug got inside my ear and i could literally hear it sucking blood like drinking the last bit of a frappe from a straw, i went crazy trying everything to take it out
One nit-pick. Botflies are huge, much larger than a mosquito. That's why they lay eggs on mosquito and use them as taxis for their eggs, because they themselves are too heavy and will be easily noticed by the host.
Also, botfly adults look like bumblebees and are fluffy and kind of cute, so beware.
I wanna scream so bad right now.
I’m terrified of roaches...real great knowing they’ll crawl in my ear and lay an egg sac
So that's how humans and animals coexist.
Thank you for this *very helpful* video, i totally really do need this
Yah beautifull knowledgable video
I cant belive green bottle fly was very nice to human
I’m so glad that I’m one of those “unlucky” people who didn’t go to the beach other than my friends
The tapeworm cycle wasn't well explained... actually it doesn't even tell there's actually a cycle. You don't get the larvae on the brain by having the adult in your intestines; in rare cases the person can get antiperistalsis and make food with freshly laid eggs go wrong way back to the stomach, causing the self-infection. You would actually have to ingest food (usually vegetables) or water contaminated with human feces with eggs from Taenia solium (acquired eating infected pork) that hatch on stomach acid. The eggs from the adult don't hatch if they were released already in the intestines. And you have to eat raw/rare pork/steak containing cysticerci to get an adult individual.
I threw up seeing the one that goes everywhere your body shoes body felt like it was hurting or felt werid when you stepped on something or walk
Thank you for making my life scarier
Saw 4 seconds of the video.😊 Paused it. Went to my first aid box. Took cotton and placed in each of my ears. 😭
I feel this tingly sensation everywhere
Me too
Thank god I live in Europe and don’t have to deal with giant spiders and insects in my body
...for now...
Parasites live everywhere even in Europe
*"In 2019, an Cockroach went into a Man's ear....
AnD It lAyEd a EgG SaCk"*
The helpful bugs makes me go like " 🤗 thank you bugs "
THAT TAPE WORM AND LOA LOA WORM-
Ive heard my cousin telling me that story of the man in 2017 or 2018. After that I had nightmares.
I sent this to my fam because sharing is caring 🥰
*epicly starts smacking my entire body*
This just made me itchy
Me:I never knew worms live inside me...*SCREAMING*
Science Insider: **Talks about Bugs that lay eggs inside your body*
Me: *S K I N C H E C K*
My skin crawled the moment I saw the notification... scary
How do you get rid of the parasites once they invade your body? Are there prescriptions/medications that deal with and work against them?
Maybe but imagine how terrible it would be to remove😫
*OK NOW I DONT WANA GO WILLY NILLY ON CATCHING SAND FLEAS*
who watch this while eating too?
@Maria Shamim try it, lol
Me
Me
Me
wait i think this is why im so hungry all the time.
I’m going to use ear muffs from now on
LoL
Thank you for this notification. I now cannot sleep.
Is putting on my air conditioner gonna prevent them from doing that
i’m never sleeping again
The loa loa worm made so depressed that you can even see them move under your skin
there are bugs under your skin dig them out there are bugs under your skin dig them out there are bugs under your skin dig them out there are bugs under your skin dig them out there are bugs under your skin dig them out
I went from watching how to read Morse code to watching a doctor pull out a tape worm, enough youtube I guess...
So mosquitos are like the DHL of bot Flys 🥲🥲
Oh... That's why I have red lines in my eye's....
Edit: HELP ME!!
After seeing the loa loa worm i look through my whole skin and look to the mirror to see if there is a worm on my eye just to make sure
I've encountered sand fleas before and I did not even know what they were, *time to do a skin check*
Thank you , this made my brain cry and smart.
After I watched this I was just itchy and paranoid
Ive been bit multiple times by gnats and this video has thoroughly unnerved me regardless.
This video may stop my heart from breathing
Good thing none of these happened to me before.
I watched this before bed,
I’m not sleeping tonight
Gnats:when they fly into your noes,eyeballs or ears
Now this reminded me when me and my sister were in the bathroom and we were just doing something then we saw a roach and it was about to lay eggs and we just randomly helped it to lay her eggs
1:20 The tape worm was the WORST
Ikr
Aeew
While I'm watching this i can feel myself itching and my insides hurt.
This is why hygiene is important
me when i here about the face mites:
washers face with the harshest face wash and worries that there are eggs inside my pores
I was so happy when he said the mosquitoes leave in 10 weeks I think that's what he said.
My life was so much better after I watched this video
The start kinda creep me out but the only weirdest thing is like I sleep on my side covering my ears and my mouth with my blanket because I'm scared of bugs-
Well. Thats why i always cover my whole body with blanket