This syndrome can be found anywhere. However, it is abnormally prevalent in tropical areas, showing higher prevalence in men than women. This syndrome is also exceedingly common in the warm damp parts of the world. The syndrome is also more likely to be contracted by small children since they spend an increased amount of time outside in the dirt. While it is still a mystery why the prevalence is higher in Indians, the warm damp environment is a perfect place for the parasites to grow and thrive. The epidemiological aspect of<unk>  isn't well known since there have been minimal statistics reported on the topic.
Löffler's syndrome
Wissler's syndrome
Grisel's syndrome
Fowler's syndrome
Foville's syndrome
Rowell's syndrome
Binder's syndrome
König's syndrome