albendazole

Albendazole is an anthelmintic drug used to treat various infections caused by worms.

In particular, it is an infection of the tapeworm, which is the presence of cysts in the liver, in the lungs or in the brain; Cystic cysts, caused by tapeworms originating from pigs, which also damage the brain. 

In addition, it is used to treat additional infections caused by hookworm and pinworm. The standard treatment protocol for benidazole is to take the drug for a period of 4 weeks and then rest for two weeks, and the medication continues for about three sessions. Side effects of albendazole include: abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, head pain, dizziness and temporary loss.

It is effective in the treatment against :

Flatworms Hooks

Perforated worms

Inflammation disease

The only worm / worms Cystic cystitis

Maternal disease

Cervical worms

cysts.

Uses of albendazole tablets

hydated diseses

neurocyticercosis

enterocyticercosis

enterobiasis

strongyloidiasis

ascariasis

trichurasis

Filariasis

Giardiasis

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Pregnancy

This medicine is not for pregnant women unless necessary. All the risks should be discussed with the doctor before taking the medicines.

Breast  feeding

This medicine is not for use in breastfeeding women unless necessary. All the effects should be discussed before taking the medicine.