A<unk>  is an<unk>  caused by an intestinal raccoon roundworm that can infect a variety of other animals, including humans.  The worms develop to maturity in the raccoon intestine, where they produce millions of eggs that are passed in the feces. Released eggs take 2-4 weeks to become infective to other animals and humans. The eggs are resistant to most environmental conditions and with adequate moisture, can survive for years.  The<unk>  is rarely diagnosed, and can cause severe damage and lead to death in humans if left undiagnosed and untreated.
Baylisascaris infection
Candida auris infection
Tungiasis
Angiostrongyliasis
Trichinosis
Anaplasmosis
Urogential tuberculosis
Leishmaniasis