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Dewormingvfor 3 years kids
My child is 4 years n  having rickets problem and doctor is given her vitamins and calcium syrup to be taken on daily basis From the last  2 to 3 days I have seen worms coming out from her motions and wanted to confirm that can we give her deworming medicine at the same time ....  Is it possible after giving shelcal n vitcofol kids motion appears to be black or greenish in colour...plz Suggest can we give her deworming syrup...
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You can give Albendazole syrup
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Vitcofol has ferrous fumarate, that's a vitamin plus iron syrup so it's normal to have change in colour of stools . Give albandazole 400mg (available as 10 ml suspension) at night . And repeat after 10 days. Give vitcofol and shelcal at separate times. Vitcofol should be given 2hours after meals as food can interfere with absorption. I hope you have also give VITamin D 3 in additional form as a satchet . It is to be given weekly for 10 weeks .
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Victofol as iron content that's y there is a colour change of motion, not to worry. It can also cause mild teeth discoloration. Albendazole syrup is available as 10 ml/ 400 mg. Do please give 10 ml once to ight at dinner time, then repeat another 10 ml after 15 days. That is you have to buy two bottles.
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