Anger and anxiety. Certain levels of âanxietyâ are necessary in order for us to function in the world. If you had no anxiety about your exams you probably wouldnât bother with any revision at all! Anger is also important for helping us defend ourselves from attack, for example. The key is to learn how to manage your stress levels better, so that anxiety and anger are channelled constructively.
In people with weakened immune systems, especially those with AIDS, symptoms of toxoplasmosis are often brain-related and severe. These symptoms can include: Disturbances in mental functions, especially disorientation, difficulty concentrating, or behavioral changes.
The microorganism Toxoplasma gondii causes toxoplasmosis. This protozoan parasite infects wild and domestic animals including birds, cats, sheep, goats, cattle, pigs and poultry. Cats are the most common source of the Toxoplasma protozoa that are transmitted to other animals or people. There are three forms of Toxoplasma gondii : the tachyzoite (the rapidly reproducing form), the bradyzoite (a slower reproducing form contained in tissue cysts), and the sporozoite (contained in oocysts).