What are three ways that parasitic worms cause disease?

Parasitic worms cause disease through various mechanisms, including tissue damage, immune response evasion, and nutrient depletion. They can invade and damage host tissues, leading to inflammation and organ dysfunction. Additionally, these worms often secrete substances that suppress the host's immune response, allowing them to persist and reproduce. Finally, by consuming nutrients from the host, they can lead to malnutrition and associated health complications.