Patients with intestinal infection alone (that is, non-strongyloides hyperinfection syndrome) have a stool microscopy follow-up a week, one month, and two months after treatment. Serology follow-up occurs in some cases 3-6 months after treatment, at the clinicianâs discretion.
The reality is that there are many causes of dark circles around the eyes, including stress and a lack of sleep, and you can benefit from understanding how dark circles around the eyes get started. Here are four causes of eye circles for you to think about : Genetics can cause eye circles, believe it or not.
Nasal Congestion and Allergies. The most common cause of dark, bluish circles under the eyes of children is sinus congestion, reports Barton D. Schmitt, M.D., at Parents. Inflammation and congestion in the nasal passage cause the veins around the child's eyes to enlarge and become darker, creating the dark tinge under the eyes.