The pathogenic role of Blasdtocystis has not been proven, particularly in immunocompetent individuals. Recent data shows the overall prevalence in a local test population to be 17%. Individuals may be colonised with this organism and do not need treatment. It can be acquired by contact with animals including pets or contaminated water. Potentially pathogenic or … Continue reading Are Blastocystis and Dientmoeba anything to worry about?!