Vermox belongs to a group of anti-worm medications, which provide a drastic impact on the organism, preventing the growth and multiplication of the newly hatched worms.
The active ingredient of the drug, Mebendazole, guarantees a reliable effect without complications.
Generally, the medication is used to eliminate the symptoms of various infections, launched by pinworms, whipworms, hookworms, and roundworms.
Additionally, the drug can treat the conditions, which are provoked by the combination of the mentioned worms.
Contact your doctor in case you want to administer the drug off-label to treat other conditions, not specified in the safety guide.
Administer Vermox in accordance with the doctor’s instructions and recommendations. A patient should follow the instructions and recommendations specified in the prescription and safety leaflet.
To achieve the desired effects, you should never administer the drug in higher or lower doses, neither for a prolonged course.
The medication can be not only swallowed but chewed, mixed with food and crushed.
Most commonly, the dose will depend on the specifications of your current health state and other individual factors. However, the general directions remain universal. Administer the drug for a complete length of the prescribed therapy.
The signs of the infection can disappear earlier than the condition is completely cleared from the organism.
Skipping doses can advance the risk of further infection occurrence, which is resistant to antibiotics. Vermox will not treat infections, associated with virus, especially common cold or flu.
Vermox therapy may last from 1 up to 3 days, depending on the type and severity of the treated condition. Nevertheless, it can take over 3 weeks before you are sure the condition is completely cleared.
The second treatment is required in case you didn’t get the desired effect. To warn reinfection, you need to follow all the recommendations about disinfecting your house, clothing, towels and other things.
Other family members and people in your household may also need to take the drug, as various infections, peculiarly pinworm, can be easily passed from one person to another. Contact your medical specialist if the use of Vermox has triggered any complications.
The dose or other directions of the course may be changed.
Never start the medication intake if you are hypersensitive to Mebendazole or other components of the drug.
Provide your medical specialist with detailed information about your current health disorders, illnesses, and dysfunctions, paying ultimate attention to the ones, which can interfere with Vermox course.
According to the safety leaflet, the drug is not likely to harm the health of nursing and unborn children. However, pregnant and breastfeeding women should be ultimately cautious when using the drug, as it still bears a potential risk for the child.
The drug is not approved for patients under 2 years old.
Additionally, it is important to remember about other prescription and generic drugs, pharmaceutical supplements, minerals and vitamins you are using. Some drugs can interact with Vermox, triggering unwanted reactions or complete blockage of the drug effect.
A special dose adjustment may be required in such an instance.
Generally, this safe antihelmintic drug can trigger dangerous side effects and misuse outcomes if misused or overused.
Breathing disorders, swelling of the throat, tongue, face, and lips, itching, hives and other complications may bother you as a result of the drug overuse.
Seek emergency medical assistance the moment you have noticed any serious health impairments, stimulated by Vermox administration. Pay ultimate attention to the following symptoms:
