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Worm in my 1.10yrs baby
Dear Dr.
I have observed that my baby( 1year 10months ) activities as below.
1. Licking the floor sometimes
2. Sometimes keeping the hand his buttocks.
3. Sometimes the Motion is not solid and normal
4. More than 3 times motion per day.
So I have consulted with govt primary health centre...
They gave albendazole oral 200mg/5ml... Attached photos. Could you please help me how many days I need to give and how can I give(before food or after food)
Do I need to give any follow up dose? If yes, what is interval days.
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Give syp bandy or tat syp which u posted 5 ml at bed time aftr giving food only .repeat the same dose after 21 days at bed time.
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Hello,
It's not necessarily a worms infection.
It's normal reactions of child exploring the places.
Go for stools test twice on different days. Then decide for worms medicine.
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Dr. Raksha Gupta
Pediatrician
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Give 5 ml of this syrup in day 15th 9f 1st dose to complete course
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maintain hand hygiene,avoid scratching at perianal area
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