Intestinal myiasis may go away on its own or your doctor may prescribe anti-parasitic medicine. After the removal of any type of fly larvae, your doctor will tell you how to keep the wound clean.

Myiasis, the infestation of live human or animal tissue by dipteran larvae, presents a multifaceted challenge across both clinical and veterinary disciplines. Manifesting in forms such as ...

The term myiasis was first proposed by Hope (1840) to refer to diseases of humans originating specifically with dipterous larvae, as opposed to those caused by insect larvae in general, scholechiasis ...

Myiasis refers to infestation of living tissue of vertebrate animals by the eggs or larvae (maggots) of flies of the order of Diptera. Larval infestation occurs in the nose in 81% of cases, in the ...

MEXICO CITY, April 18 (Reuters) - Mexico's Health Ministry confirmed the country's first human case of myiasis caused by screwworm, the government said on Friday. The case was detected in a 77 ...