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Can any doctor offer me information on sleeping sickness and chaga's disease?
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Chagas' Disease: Chagas Disease is due to a Protozoan (Trypanosoma Cruzi). Sxs can include fatigue, generalized body aches, loose bowel movements, vomiting, rash, poor appetite; enlarged liver & spleen & inflamed brain & heart. Antiparasitic medications used to treat it include nifurtimox & benznidazole.
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