Few days back we had noticed one worm in his stool, and he had occasional iching around anus area, sometimes night also. He is 1.9 years old. Weight approximately 10 kgs.
Her sister age 3.6 years, she telling that her vagina also having some itchiness.
Please suggest me the remedy.
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Give him syrup albendazole stat dose followed by repeat dose 14 days later
Keep his hands clean
Nails should be cut down and frequent scratching of anal area should be avoided
This hand should be washed properly and should not be kept in mouth
Hand washing before food is important
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kindly give syrup albendazole 5 ml to the child at night (first dose) and 5 ml after 14 days and if the problem still continues meet your doctor and get a stool examination which will help in diagnosis.
very important to maintain hygiene of the food and water as well as the the hygiene of the hands and everything which goes inside the mouth of the child otherwise the worms problem will occur again and again.
it is usually uncommon for small children less than 2years to have worms problem
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