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Would a parasite that turns peoples into succubi/incubi be possible?

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I like demons as they're portrayed in popular culture. I wanted to make a "anatomically correct" succubus question, but StackExchange tells me that this one already exists (even if it is not referenced in the anatomically correct series).

This answer and this one were pretty interesting, and inspired this question. I'm imagining a creature kind of like the Cymothoa exigua, but which turns the infected person into a succubus (or an incubus). For that, it would need to interact with its host to promote the growth of horns, wings, a tail, and a change to eye and skin color. Is this plausible in some way, or totally impossible?

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