Vermox

Vermox Product Description

Drug Uses

Vermox is an oral antiparasitic drug with a broad-spectrum anthelmintic activity. Vermox is used to treat gastrointestinal parasitic infections in children aged 2 years and older, as well as adults. Vermox tablets are effective in treating infectious diseases that can be caused by one or several parasitic helminths, including:

• large tapeworms (taeniasis or Taenia solium)

• whipworm (trichuriasis or Trichuris trichiura)
• roundworm (ascariasis or Ascaris lumbricoides)
• pinworm (enterobiasis or Enterobius vermicularis)
• American hookworm (necatoriasis or Necator americanus)
• threadworm (strongyloidiasis or Strongyloides stercoralis)
• common hookworm (ancylostomiasis or Ancylostoma duodenale)

Vermox exerts a significant anthelmintic effect due to the fact that it has a pharmacological property to suppress larval development of parasitic helminths. Dosage regimen of Vermox for the treatment of parasitic infections (besides pinworm infections) involves the use of Vermox 200mg per day in two divided doses for three days in a row. To treat pinworm infections, a single dose of Vermox 100mg should only be taken.

Missed Dose

If you forget your single dose of Vermox, take it immediately when you remember. Do the same if you miss a regular scheduled dose of Vermox and it is not close to the next prescribed dose of this anthelmintic agent. If it is so, skip the missed Vermox tablet.

More Information

For successful treatment of parasitic infections, reuse of Vermox anthelmintic agent can be required. A repeated single course of treatment of pinworm infection is prescribed 14-28 days after the first treatment course of parasitic infections. Re-treatment of other types of gastrointestinal helminthiasis should be started 21 days after the administration of the last Vermox dose.

Storage

Keep Vermox in a cool dry place where children cannot reach it and protect these tablets from heat and moisture. Optimal recommended temperature for Vermox storage is between 15°C and 30°C.

Vermox Safety Information

Warnings

When using Vermox anthelmintic agent in combination with Metronidazole antibacterial/antiprotozoal agent, a severe allergic reaction characterized by potentially life-threatening dermatologic disorder may develop. To prevent potentially dangerous side effects, avoid using Metronidazole together with Vermox.

Disclaimer

Medical information about helminthic infestations contained in Vermox review is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical consultation or advice of the qualified healthcare practitioner. The online pharmacy refuses from any form of liability for any damage or harm ensuing from the use of material about Vermox anthelmintic agent.

Vermox Side Effects

If Vermox used properly and in recommended doses, this anthelmintic agent is well tolerated by the body and does not cause severe adverse effects. In patients with a high intensity of helminthic infestations, Vermox most often causes such adverse effects as abdominal pain, vomiting or diarrhea. In addition, Vermox may cause other adverse effects, such as flatulence, cylindruria, headache, hematuria, vertigo, somnolence, eosinophilia or itching.