Quick answer: Most children who take albendazole have no problems or only mild, short-lived ones, such as a tummy ache, nausea, headache, or loose stools. These usually appear within hours to a day or two and settle without treatment. Rare but serious reactions, such as an allergic reaction, a high fever with a rash, or…
The short answer: In some countries you can walk into a pharmacy and buy albendazole without a prescription, so “can you” is technically yes. “Should you” is a different question. Albendazole only works on certain parasites, many common symptoms blamed on worms have nothing to do with worms, and a few infections become more dangerous…
Quick answer: Mass drug administration (MDA) means giving a safe, low-cost medicine to everyone in a high-risk community at the same time, whether or not each person has been tested. For intestinal worms, that medicine is usually a single 400 mg tablet of albendazole. Done on a regular schedule, it lowers the number of worms…
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