Deworming in children

Soil contagious helminth infections are the most common infection in humans and are caused by a group of parasites commonly known as helminths including aphids, whipworms and hookworms. People living in poverty are most likely to be infected.

There is evidence that the extensive use of preventive chemotherapy or antiparasitic drugs in dangerous populations can greatly reduce the insect burden caused by soil borne helminth infection.

Prophylactic chemotherapy is an important part of a comprehensive package to eliminate the occurrence of soil-borne worms in high-risk populations. However, long-term solutions to soil-borne helminth infections need to deal with various factors such as water improvement, sanitation, hygiene.

Prophylactic chemotherapy (anthelmintics) b using a single-dose albendazole (400 mg) or mebendazole (500 mg) b every 1 year or every 2 years is effective for all children aged 12 to 23 months old, preschool children It is recommended as a hygienic intervention. School-aged children between the ages of 4 and 5 to 12 (and possibly under 14) are eligible for children with baseline morbidity of more than 20% for all soil contagious diseases to alleviate soil-borne infectious helminth infection The burden of live worms

b We recommend half dose of albendazole (ie 200 mg) for children under 24 months.

For details on this recommendation, refer to "WHO Documentation" in the Guide Summary and Guide.

This is one of several recommendations of the World Health Organization on disinfection. A series of recommendations can be found in the series of recommendations.

With the help of an orphanage, Liberia was asked to reach out to more and more children. In 2016, by expelling 11,800 children and carers from more than 150 orphanages and foster parents, we exceeded the goal of expelling more than 10,000 children. These children need to keep decontaminating every 6 months. Also, we plan to allocate more than 500,000 pounds. Provide food for children in need in 2016 and provide hundreds of education

Sounds a little crazy, but when I think about the insect repellent program, I am very excited. Why do I like dew? This effort brought the lives to children. Worms / parasites infect more than one-third of the world's population. The worm deprived children of small amounts of nutrients that could be ingested daily. In the poorest countries, children are likely to become infected when they stop breastfeeding, and continue infecting and infecting during the rest of their lives. Infectious diseases are long-term and chronic, and can adversely affect all aspects of child's development. Health status (ability to fight diseases and diseases), nutrition, cognitive development, learning (lack of attention due to drowsiness)

More than 150 million children are treated with antiparasitic drugs as part of NGO's evidence-action "World Save the World" campaign. This is a small portion of the 2 billion people infected with soil-borne worms (also known as parasites). It is extremely important for large-scale insect reproductive programs in countries like Kenya and India to contribute to improving health, education, and income. A new report published with reanalyzed articles said that the majority of evidence suggests that large scale parasites are ineffective. On the other hand, some independent observers opposed the new report omitting important research and the author reached a wrong conclusion.