“…About 17 parasite genera concurrent with M. TB were reviewed as case reports, epidemiological surveys and immunological research, which were divided into protozoa ( Entamoeba [32,49], Leishmania [8-16,31], Giardia lamblia [28,32], Trichomonas [17], Plasmodium [18,33,35,37,38], Toxoplasma [19-21]) and helminths ( Clonorchis sinensis [30], Opisthorchis [39,40], Schistosoma [22,33,34], Taenia [32], Echinococcus [23-27], Ascaris lumbricoides [32,34,49], Toxocara [20], Trichuris trichiura [30,32,34], Ancylostoma [32-34], Strongyloides stercoralis [28,32,34,49], Filaria [29,43,44]) and covered most of the common parasites species. Of those, leishmaniasis, hydatid disease and malaria were reported to coexist more freuequently with TB in the human body.…”