Based on your description, the most likely cause is pinworm infestation, which is common in this age group and often causes anal itching at night, especially when the child is warm and lying down.
You’ve already given Bandy Plus twice — which is appropriate — but in some cases, reinfection can occur quickly if hygiene isn’t maintained strictly. Even if the medication works, eggs can spread again through fingers, nails, clothes, or bedding.
Next Steps
Here’s what you can do now:
1. Hygiene is key – Trim nails short, encourage handwashing especially before eating and after using the toilet.
2. Wash the diaper area with warm water before bedtime.
3. Change bedsheets and underwear regularly – ideally every 2–3 days.
4. Keep diaper-free periods during the day if possible, to let the area breathe.
5. Levocetirizine (as advised) at bedtime can help with the itching temporarily.
6. Repeat deworming after 2 weeks (which you already did — that’s good).
Health Tips
If the itching still continues beyond a week, or if you notice any weight loss, irritability, poor sleep, or anything unusual, it’s best to get her examined in person — a stool test or physical exam may help rule out other causes.
You’re doing the right thing by staying alert — sometimes pinworms need a little extra hygiene care along with medicine to break the cycle completely.