There are no diagnostic tests for<unk> . This is most likely because the parasite is ectoparasitic with visible symptoms. Identification of the parasite through removal, and a patient’s traveling history, should suffice for diagnosis, though the latter is clearly more useful than the former. Localization of the lesion may be a useful diagnostic method for the clinician. A biopsy may be done, though again, it is not required for diagnosis.
Tungiasis
Naegleriasis
Trichiasis
Scarabiasis
Trichinosis
Necatoriasis
Dracunculiasis
Trichuriasis