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Suggest Remedy For Parasite Infection In A Child

Hi. My little boy is 2 years old.he has enterobyos. I gave him helmadil tabulet 200 once and after 2 weeks second one. But i think he has this parasits again. He is crying at night. And he has shedows at eyes. Can yoy help me how must i give him zentel suspension or what else? Or the dosage?? Plzz i am from georgia tbilusi
Thu, 9 Apr 2015
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Parasitic infection or infestation can occur in children of all ages. Infants, toddlers, and very young children in day care settings are at risk for the parasitic disease called giardiasis that causes diarrhea and is spread through contaminated feces. Pinworm infection (enterobiasis) also occurs among preschool and young school-age children. Both preschool and school-age children can become infested with head lice (pediculosis) or scabies, both of which are spread by close person-to-person contact as is common during childhood play.
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Suggest Remedy For Parasite Infection In A Child

Parasitic infection or infestation can occur in children of all ages. Infants, toddlers, and very young children in day care settings are at risk for the parasitic disease called giardiasis that causes diarrhea and is spread through contaminated feces. Pinworm infection (enterobiasis) also occurs among preschool and young school-age children. Both preschool and school-age children can become infested with head lice (pediculosis) or scabies, both of which are spread by close person-to-person contact as is common during childhood play.