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Parasitic infections are caused by the parasite. Parasitic infections are majorly caused by three class of parasite organisms such as protozoa, ectoparasites, and helminths. Parasitic infections can be spread through contaminated water, food, blood or some of passed through sexual contact. Malaria is one of the most common parasitic infection caused by parasitic protozoa. Parasitic infections are the major problem in tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
Diagnosis of parasitic can be done through several parasitic infections testing laboratory methods. Advancement in diagnostic testing such as the introduction of rapid tests and point of care tests are amended the parasitic infections testing. Recent diagnostic tools have provided high potential and vast improvement in parasitic infections testing.
The method such as immunoassays, proteomics using mass spectrometry and molecular-based testing is the new method which improves the parasitic infections testing. Microscopy has been the conventional tool for parasitic infections testing and used for many years.
Second most common parasitic infections testing method is serology based assay which is emerged as an effective option for parasitic infections testing. Parasitic infections testing such as Serology based assay has become important for the individual patient who exhibiting low-parasitemia.
The molecular-based assay is most recently used parasitic infections testing method which overcomes many limitations of microscopy and serology-based assays. This method offers greater sensitivity and specificity over other diagnostic tests.
The growing availability of advanced testing methods expected to provide the opportunity for parasitic infections testing market growth. The increasing prevalence of parasitic infectious diseases expected to drive the growth of parasitic infections testing market. Increasing healthcare expenditure and technological advancement expected to propel the growth of the parasitic infections testing market.
Growing government support for the reduction of parasitic infectious disease expected to impel the growth of parasitic infections testing market. Increasing tourism in affected regions are expected to increase the prevalence of parasitic infectious disease. Lack of awareness regarding infectious diseases in rural areas is expected to restrain the growth of the parasitic infections testing market.
