Up to a comparatively recent date no case of trichinosis had been recognised in England during the life of the victim.
As in the somewhat parallel case of Trichinosis in the human subject, the fatality of the disorder depends not upon the free and mature worms, but upon the migrating and sexually-immature forms.
In like manner, the subject of the flesh-worm disease, which is due to Trichina spiralis, cannot be discussed in this place, as I have fully entered upon it in connection with trichinosis in the human subject.
I had myself examined the trichinised flesh taken from a dozen of these corpses, but in no instance had the faintest suspicion of trichinosis been entertained during life.
The treatment of trichinosis is not generally promising in favorable results.
The distinct recognition of trichinosis is difficult in isolated cases, but becomes more evident where it occurs in numbers, as in an entire family or in large portions of a community.
In mild cases of trichinosis the patient may pass through the course of the disease without being confined to bed, and in a few weeks may be regarded as convalescent.
Sometimes the symptoms oftrichinosis are obscure or trifling, sometimes sufficiently well marked, but moderate, and often they are more or less striking and violent.
Trichinosis in children is distinguished by greater mildness, less danger, abundant oedema, less muscular pain, a dormant condition, and more rapid convalescence.
Of these the most serious by far is the worm which causes the disease called Trichinosis in man.
Fortunately, Trichinosis is almost unknown in this country, owing to our more stringent sanitary conditions, the disease being due in the pig to the eating of human excrement in which are thread worms.
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