When is the best time for children to take intestinal worm clearing?

Now we eat better and better. Not only is the nutrition getting better, but the variety of food is also increasing. In the words of the common people, the food we eat is becoming more and more diverse. As a result, many people become sick. Intestinal problems are especially common in children whose stomachs and intestines are not fully developed. Trichocystis and ascariasis are relatively common problems in children. So, when is the best time for children to take intestinal worm clearing?

For children aged 2 years and above with simple pinworm and simple ascariasis infection, take 0.2 g at a time. Just take it according to the instructions.

Guidance:

For other parasites such as Strongyloides stercoralis, take 400 mg per day for 6 consecutive days. Repeat the dose once if necessary. For children under 12 years old, the dosage should be halved. There is no need to fast or clear the intestines before taking the medicine. It can be chewed, swallowed or crushed and taken with food.

If your child has problems with parasites in his body, he will need to take the medicine multiple times.

Guidance:

If the worms are not excreted from the body, they will cause metabolic problems in the child. Seriously hindered.

The child's symptoms include worms in the anus, which is a typical case of pinworm disease. He needs to take intestinal worm medicine again after a week.

Guidance:

Prevention of pinworm disease is very important. Wash your hands before meals and after defecation, and expose clothes and bedding to high temperatures. Apply pinworm ointment to the anus before going to bed to relieve itching and expel parasites.

Ascariasis - Ten symptoms and detection methods of ascariasis in children:

1. Frequent pain around the navel for unknown reasons.

2. Abnormal bowel movements, sometimes dry, sometimes diarrhea.

3. There are round, finger-like white psoriasis patches on the face.

4. Eat a lot, get hungry easily, love to eat snacks, although eat a lot, do not gain weight and have poor development.

5. There is occasional shortness of breath and fever, but no other cause can be found.

6. "Wind bumps" often appear on the skin for unknown reasons.

7. There are triangular, circular or crescent-shaped blue spots on the whites of the eyes.

8. It is easy to wake up during sleep at night, and sometimes there is phenomenon of teeth grinding and drooling.

9. Often suffer from anorexia, picky eating, and even like to eat some strange things, such as soil, paper, cloth, etc.

10. There are scattered round or nipple-like red papules with neat edges on the tongue.