“Deworming our Children, is it necessary? What are the procedures to deworm?
A child getting dewormed; Image source: Biovoicenews.com |
What is Deworming?
Deworming, which is also referred to as drenching, is the process of getting
rid of intestinal parasites like worms. The most common ways to contract worms
is by eating contaminated food and drinking contaminated water.
Recognising signs of worm in children and adults
-Itching of tummy
constantly
-Look
for any rashes on the body; the rash will most likely show up as red bumps that
might itch.
-Pay attention to any pain you feel in your
abdomen or complaints of tummy pain from children
-Look for signs of blood in the stool; it could be
caused by worms
-You may experience abdominal discomfort or itching
around the anus.
To Deworm with medications
Talk
to your doctor/Pharmacist about getting a prescription and follow his or her
specific instructions regarding how to take this medication. Be careful of self-medication if you are
pregnant or breastfeeding.
How often should you deworm?
Yes,
kids get worms more frequently as their resistance and immunity is lower so
every 6 months
Deworming
with Verified Natural Remedies? If you are not a fan of drugs like me then you
can opt for these methods.
-You can eat the seeds of papaya whole or dry them
and make them into a powder that you can eat with yogurt and honey
-Up your intake of pineapple.
-Take a banana mush it up and mix a tablespoon of
lemon juice. Lemon not lime o
-Try different herbs and extracts, garlic, coconut
oil, organo oil e.t.c
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