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Deworming infection
My age 29 years I have worm infection can gastric cause worm infection please kindly suggest any natural treatment for worm infection
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Gas, bloating or acidity can have many causes; worms should be confirmed by symptoms and, when needed, stool testing rather than assumed.
Natural remedies do not reliably clear a worm infection.
Please see a doctor for the right test and deworming plan, especially if you have pain, weight loss or blood in stool.
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Deworming can be considered if intestinal worm infection is suspected. Albendazole 400 mg as a single dose is commonly used for uncomplicated intestinal helminth infections. However, the appropriate regimen depends on the suspected worm (e.g., pinworm may require repeat dosing). Maintain good hand hygiene and wash/trim nails to reduce reinfection. If symptoms persist or there is recurrent infection, abdominal pain, weight loss, or blood in stool, stool examination and medical evaluation are advisable.
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Some of the gastric problem might lead from worm infection but you can't come to conclusion until tested and proven with some investigations eg - Stool Culture.
There is no natural remedy/treatment for any worm infection. But, if you want the preventions for it -
Soak your vegetables and fruits in water for atleast 5 mins before using it, maintain proper hand hygiene, avoid raw or uncooked foods, avoid the food items that comes in cans.
In case if you are having some symptoms of worm infections then it will be better if you consult any general physician for deworming medications.
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Woorm infection and gastritis are two different conditions. Gastritis means inflammation or irritation of the inner lining of the stomach, whereas a worm infection means that there are intestinal parasites.
Worm infection can sometimes cause abdominal discomfort, bloating, nausea or changes in bowel habits, but it does not mean that you have gastritis.
worm infection can be treated with appropriate deworming medicine. If you are also having symptoms such as acidity, burning in the upper abdomen, sour belching or pain related to meals, we need to assess those symptoms separately for gastritis, acid reflux or another gastric cause.
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For worm infection you can take Tab albendazole 400mg single dose today and then repeat after 3 weeks.
U can take Tab albendazole 400mg single tablet twice yearly every year for prevention of infection.
Health Tips
Wash hands with soap before eating and after using the toilet.
Keep fingernails short and clean; avoid nail-biting.
Drink safe/boiled/filtered water.
Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly before eating.
Wear footwear, especially outdoors/while walking on soil.
Eat properly cooked meat/fish; avoid raw or undercooked food.
If there is a confirmed worm infection, household members may need assessment/treatment depending on the type of worm rather than everyone automatically taking deworming medicine.
Avoid unnecessary pain killers such as ibuprofen, diclofenac, aspirin (unless prescribed), as these cause gastritis.
Avoid foods/drinks that personally trigger symptoms—often very spicy/fatty foods, excess tea/coffee, etc.
Consult for proper clinical assessment.
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Gastritis donot cause worm infection, rather it can be the other way round. Worms in your gut can stop your intestine to digest food properly resulting in gastritis.
For deworming Tab Albendazole 400 - 1tab today followed by 1 tab after 14days- is sufficient. But I would definitely suggest you to consult a doctor for further evaluation and detailed history. Sometimes worms can mask/hide other pathologies.
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Gastric symptoms can sometimes occur with intestinal worm infection. For natural management, maintain strict hand hygiene, keep nails short, wash fruits/vegetables well and use properly cooked food and safe drinking water. However, there is no proven natural treatment that reliably eradicates worms. Proper deworming medication is usually required depending on the type of worm. Please tell me what symptoms you have and whether you have taken any deworming medicine recently.
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Your gastric problems aren't likely causing the worm infection on their own. Worm infections usually come from something in food or water, not from stomach acid.
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A stool test would confirm it, and your doctor can then prescribe deworming treatment suited to the type of worm found.
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