Albendazol is used to kill parasites and larvae. Before taking the medicine you need to consult your doctor. Here are some shares to help you understand what Albendazol does.

Hi doctor! I have liver flukes and have been treated in Quy Nhon, after 3 months of re-examination, the liver flukes are gone and liver enzymes are high. I have not drank alcohol for 3 months but when I had ultrasound, I had a large amount of abdominal effusion and pleural effusion on both sides, the doctor gave me a prescription to drink for another month, while my abdomen was enlarged and went away. standing very hard. Please ask the doctor if the liver fluke causes abdominal effusion and pulmonary effusion on both sides, can you aspirate the fluid if taking medicine does not help? Thank you doctor!

Liver flukes in humans include fascioliasis and fascioliasis. Although fluke is not directly life threatening, it is the cause of many serious health complications.

According to the Department of Preventive Medicine - Ministry of Health, liver fluke disease includes small liver fluke and large liver fluke, this is an infectious disease transmitted through the digestive tract, the symptoms of the disease are often similar to other diseases of the liver. liver. So what is the cause of liver fluke? What are the symptoms of the disease and how to prevent it?

Cysticercosis is caused by eating contaminated food containing tapeworm eggs or larvae (such as pork) that has not been thoroughly cooked. Recently, many people have rushed to test for tapeworm - in fact, this is not a new disease, the rate of parasitic diseases in Vietnam is still high. According to the Ministry of Health: A positive test result for tapeworm does not confirm the disease. So when is it necessary to test for tapeworm? How to treat and prevent the disease?

As of 9:00 p.m. on March 17, 2019, 209 children in Bac Ninh have tested positive for tapeworm. Currently, it is estimated that this is not the final number due to the overload of testing cases at risk of the disease. Below are ways to recognize and prevent tapeworm disease according to the recommendations of the Ministry of Health.

Recently, many people have rushed to get tested for pork tapeworm, even lining up in long lines at hospitals to get tested. In fact, this is not a new disease. In fact, the rate of parasitic diseases in developing countries (including Vietnam) has always been high (in some places, up to 25% of the population is infected). So is pork tapeworm really dangerous? When should you get tested for pork tapeworm? How to treat and prevent the disease?

According to data reported by treatment facilities to date, there are at least 55 provinces and cities with cases of tapeworm and pork tapeworm larvae. This is a parasite with a very low disease-causing rate and can be completely destroyed if processed properly. So at what temperature does pork tapeworm die?

Do you think that the daily foods you and your family eat are likely to be infected with pork tapeworm larvae? To prevent and avoid pork tapeworm disease, the best way is to eliminate the following foods from your daily menu.

Testing for tapeworm in healthy children without any unusual symptoms is not necessary. Because even if the result is positive, this is only a sign that the child has been exposed but does not necessarily have tapeworm.

Toxocara canis is an infection caused by a tapeworm parasite of the genus Echinococcus, called Toxocara canis, transmitted by dogs. Toxocara canis is common in children aged 3-10 years and rarely causes disease in adults.